DESIGN OF AIR VESSEL
Basic Data
Discharge through pumping main = 1.944 m3/s
Material of Pipeline = Steel
Diameter of Pipeline = 1550 mm
Thickness of Pipe (Ct) = 10 mm
Static Head = 120 m
Length of Pumping Main = 18000 m
Frictional Losses = 15 m
Total Head i/c Friction = 135 m
Design Head of Pumps = 150 m
Atmospheric Head = 10.35 m
H0=Absolute Head = Total Head +Atmospheric Head = 145.35 m
V0 (Initial Velocity) = 1.03 m2/s
C (Water Hammer Wave Velocity) = 1425
(1+kd/ECt)^0.5
= 896.27 m/s
Water Hammer Head = CV0/g
= 94.1 m
Pipeline Parameter (Ꝭ) = CV0
2gH0
= 0.324
2Ꝭ = 0.65
Air Vessel Parameter = 2 C0C
Q0L
Referring Chart Kc as 0.5 for limiting upsurge to 1.2H0 and Downsurge to 0.5H0, Air Vessel
Parameter for 2Ꝭ is calculated as :
For 2Ꝭ =1, AVP (2C0C/Q0L) = 10.5
For 2Ꝭ =0.5, AVP (2C0C/Q0L) = 6.5
By interpolation, for 2Ꝭ=0.65 and Kc=0.5,
(2C0C/Q0L) = 7.7
Volume of Air (C0) = 149.920627 m3
Volume of Air Vessel = C0[H0/Hmin]^(1/1.2)
= 267.128188 m3
Increase the capacity by 20% for upsurge of 1.2H 0 = 320.55 m3
Time interval = 0.2 sec
V0 = 1.03 m/s
Water Column Seperation Length = 6.44 m
Volume of Water Required to fill this Seperation Length = 12.15 m3
SIZE OF VESSEL AND LEVELS OF WATER AND AIR IN THE AIRVESSEL CHAMBER
Air and Water Volume
Air Vessel Volume required = 320.55 m3
No. of Air Vessel considered = 2 nos.
Volume of each vessel = 160 m3
Considering air to water as 60:40
Volume of Air = 90 m3
Volume of Water = 70 m3
Determination of Size of Air Vessel
Absolute Head at the working head of pumps = 160.35 m
Maximum Upsurge permitted = 192.42 m
= 19.242 Kg/cm2
MS Plate Thickness i/c 3mm for corrosion = 25 mm
d = 259.307764 cm
Say = 260 cm
Volume of 2 hemispherical portions = 9.2 m3
Total volume of cylinder = 150.8 m3
Length of Vessel = 28.4 m
Provide 2 air vessel of 2.6m dia. and 28.45m long with hemispherical ends
Fixing of Levels of Water and Air in the Vessel
(By Trial by assuming a depth and calculating volume in cylindrical and spherical portions)
a) Normal Working Level
Volume of Air = 90 m3
Volume of Water = 70 m3
Normal Working Level is calculated by trial by assuming 1.15m depth from bottom.
Volume of water at 1.15m depth from bottom = 70.77 m3
Hence normal, working level from bottom of the vessel = 1.15 m
b) Upper Emergency Level
Assumig 10% air dissoves in water, therefore, the water level rise by 10% volume of air
Volume of Water = 79.00 m3
Equivalent depth from the bottom of the vessel = 1.3 m
b)Lower Emergency Level
Volume of Water Colum Seperation = 12.15 m3
Volume of water at 1m water depth from bottom = 61.54 m3
Volume of water available at normal working level = 70.77 m3
Q 6036.45 m3/d
D 276.6 mm
k 2.07E+08
E 2.10E+10 MS
3.00E+08 HDPE
Eqn. 6.22 page 174
0.647403
0.323701
Eqn. 6.23 page 174
Look for
2Ꝭ
1
0.5
0.5625
0.4375
180
150.8
150.8 5.309292
28.40304
1.15 OK
80 m3
1.3 OK
1
2.6 150.78 150.7839
1 57.99231
1.2 69.59077
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
DESIGN OF AIR VESSEL
Basic Data
Discharge through pumping main = 0.06986667 m3/s
Material of Pipeline = HDPE
Diameter of Pipeline = 312.1 mm
Thickness of Pipe (Ct) = 21.45 mm
Static Head = 7.58 m
Length of Pumping Main = 3550 m
Frictional Losses = 12.63 m
Total Head i/c Friction = 20.21 m
Design Head of Pumps = 25 m
Atmospheric Head = 10.35 m
H0=Absolute Head = Total Head +Atmospheric Head = 30.56 m
V0 (Initial Velocity) = 0.91 m2/s
C (Water Hammer Wave Velocity) = 1425
(1+kd/ECt)^0.5
= 428.88 m/s
Water Hammer Head = CV0/g
= 39.78 m
Pipeline Parameter (Ꝭ) = CV0
2gH0
= 0.651
2Ꝭ = 1.30
Air Vessel Parameter = 2 C0C
Q0L
Referring Chart Kc as 0.5 for limiting upsurge to 1.2H0 and Downsurge to 0.5H0, Air Vessel
Parameter for 2Ꝭ is calculated as :
For 2Ꝭ =1, AVP (2C0C/Q0L) = 10.5
For 2Ꝭ =2, AVP (2C0C/Q0L) = 18
By interpolation, for 2Ꝭ=1.302 and Kc=0.5
(2C0C/Q0L) = 12.8
Volume of Air (C0) = 3.69 m3
Volume of Air Vessel = C0[H0/Hmin]^(1/1.2)
= 6.57 m3
Increase the capacity by 20% for upsurge of 1.2H 0 = 7.88 m3
Water Column Seperation Length = 4.06 m
Volume of Water Required to fill this Seperation Length = 0.31 m3
SIZE OF VESSEL AND LEVELS OF WATER AND AIR IN THE AIRVESSEL CHAMBER
Air and Water Volume
Air Vessel Volume required = 7.88 m3
No. of Air Vessel considered = 1 nos.
Volume of each vessel = 7.88 m3
Considering air to water as 60:40
Volume of Air = 4.428 m3
Volume of Water = 3.45 m3
Determination of Size of Air Vessel
Absolute Head at the working head of pumps = 35.35 m
Maximum Upsurge permitted = 200 m
= 20 Kg/cm2
MS Plate Thickness i/c 3mm for corrosion = 18 mm
d = 170.10 cm
Say = 170 cm
Volume of 2 hemispherical portions = 2.58 m3
Total volume of cylinder = 5.3 m3
Length of Vessel = 2.34 m
Provide1 air vessel of 1.7 dia. and 2.34m long with hemispherical ends
Fixing of Levels of Water and Air in the Vessel
(By Trial by assuming a depth and calculating volume in cylindrical and spherical portions)
a) Normal Working Level
Volume of Air = 4.428 m3
Volume of Water = 3.452 m3
Normal Working Level is calculated by trial by assuming 1.15m depth from bottom.
Volume of water at 0.75m depth from bottom = 3.48 m3
Hence normal, working level from bottom of the vessel = 0.75 m
b) Upper Emergency Level
Assumig 10% air dissoves in water, therefore, the water level rise by 10% volume of air
Volume of Water = 3.89 m3
Equivalent depth from the bottom of the vessel = 0.9 m
b)Lower Emergency Level
Volume of Water Colum Seperation = 0.31 m3
Volume of water at 0.1m water depth from bottom = 0.46 m3
Volume of water available at normal working level = 3.48 m3
INPUT VALUES
Q 6036.45 m3/d
4192 D 312.1 mm
L 3550 m
Hstatic 7.58 m
F 12.63 m
Hpump 25 m
k 2.07E+08
E 2.10E+10 MS
3.00E+08 HDPE
Eqn. 6.22 page 174
1.301702
0.650851
Eqn. 6.23 page 174
Look for
2Ꝭ
1 1.2H0
0.5625
0.4375
0.85
1.333333 7.89853184 10.53138
150.8
150.8 5.309292
28.40304
0.75 OK
4.17 m3
0.9 OK
0.1 OK
2.72 3.69 13.59701
1 1.356618
1.2 1.627941
1.3 1.763603
1.3 1.763603
1.3 1.763603
1.3 1.763603
1.3 1.763603
1.3 1.763603
1.3 1.763603
Do not dele CE
DI-K7 140 ### 1.7*10^8
DI-K9 140 ### 1.7*10^8
CI 100 ### 7.5*10^9
uPVC 145 ### 3*10^8
HDPE 145 ### 9*10^7
MS 110 ###
AC 140
OD ID Thk. Rate$/m
160 200 140.7 9.65 25
200 250 175.8 12.1 70 1.3571429
250 315 220 15 95 1.2631579
315 355 276.6 19.2 120 1.25
355 400 312.1 21.45 150 1.2
400 450 351.9 24.05 180 1.25
450 500 395.9 27.05 225
500 439.9 30.05 281.25
DESIGN OF AIR VESSEL
Basic Data
Discharge through pumping main = 0.03493333 m3/s
Material of Pipeline = HDPE
Diameter of Pipeline = 312.1 mm
Thickness of Pipe (Ct) = 21.45 mm
Static Head = 7.58 m
Length of Pumping Main = 3550 m
Frictional Losses = 12.63 m
Total Head i/c Friction = 20.21 m
Design Head of Pumps = 22.8 m
Atmospheric Head = 10.35 m
H0=Absolute Head = Total Head +Atmospheric Head = 30.56 m
V0 (Initial Velocity) = 0.46 m2/s
C (Water Hammer Wave Velocity) = 1425
(1+kd/ECt)^0.5
= 242.73 m/s
Water Hammer Head = CV0/g
= 11.38 m
Pipeline Parameter (Ꝭ) = CV0
2gH0
= 0.186
2Ꝭ = 0.37
Air Vessel Parameter = 2 C0C
Q0L
Referring Chart Kc as 0.5 for limiting upsurge to 1.2H0 and Downsurge to 0.5H0, Air Vessel
Parameter for 2Ꝭ is calculated as :
For 2Ꝭ =1, AVP (2C0C/Q0L) = 10.5
For 2Ꝭ =2, AVP (2C0C/Q0L) = 18
By interpolation, for 2Ꝭ=0.372 and Kc=0.5
Suitable range of Air Vessel Parameter = 1.25 to 4
Air Vessel Parameter Adopted = 4
(2C0C/Q0L) = 4.0
Volume of Air (C0) = 4.5 m3
Volume of Air Vessel = C0[H0/Hmin]^(1/1.12)
= 8.36 m3
Increase the capacity by 20% for upsurge of 1.2H 0 = 10.03 m3
Time interval = 0.2 sec
Water Column Seperation Length = #NUM! m
Volume of Water Required to fill this Seperation Length = #NUM! m3
SIZE OF VESSEL AND LEVELS OF WATER AND AIR IN THE AIRVESSEL CHAMBER
Air and Water Volume
Air Vessel Volume required = 10.03 m3
No. of Air Vessel considered = 1 nos.
Volume of each vessel = 10.03 m3
Considering air to water as 60:40
Volume of Air = 5.52 m3
Volume of Water = 4.52 m3
Determination of Size of Air Vessel
Absolute Head at the working head of pumps = 33.15 m
Assumed = 100 m
Maximum Upsurge permitted = 120 m
= 12 Kg/cm2
MS Plate Thickness i/c 3mm for corrosion = 10 mm
d = 132.30 cm
Say = 132 cm
Volume of 2 hemispherical portions = 1.2 m3
Total volume of cylinder = 10.03 m3
Length of Vessel = 7.33 m
Fixing of Levels of Water and Air in the Vessel
(By Trial by assuming a depth and calculating volume in cylindrical and spherical portions)
a) Normal Working Level
Volume of Air = 5.52 m3
Volume of Water = 4.52 m3
Normal Working Level is calculated by trial by assuming 1.15m depth from bottom.
Volume of water at 0.6m depth from bottom = 4.56 m3
Hence normal, working level from bottom of the vessel = 0.6 m
b) Upper Emergency Level
Assumig 10% air dissoves in water, therefore, the water level rise by 10% volume of air
Volume of Water = 5.07 m3
Equivalent depth from the bottom of the vessel = 0.7 m
b)Lower Emergency Level
Volume of Water Colum Seperation = #NUM! m3
Volume of water at 0.5m water depth from bottom = 3.8 m3
Volume of water available at normal working level = 4.56 m3
INPUT VALUES
Q 6036.45 m3/d
2096 D 276.6 mm
L 3550 m
Hstatic 7.58 m
F 12.63 m
Hpump 25 m
kd 64604700
Ect. 1930500
kd/ect 33.465268
1+ 5.8707127
242.73032
k 2.07E+08
E 2.10E+10 MS
3.00E+08 HDPE
1267.70 90000000
Eqn. 6.22 page 174
0.372382
Eqn. 6.23 page 174
Look for
2Ꝭ
1 1.2H0
SAP IISc
0.53827751196
0.5625
0.4375
-7.58
150.8
150.8 5.309292
28.40304
0.6 OK
5.32 m3
0.7 OK
0.5
2.6 150.78 38.91711
1 57.99231
1.2 69.59077
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
1.3 75.39
Do not dele CE
DI-K7 140 ### 1.7*10^8
DI-K9 140 ### 1.7*10^8
CI 100 ### 7.5*10^9
uPVC 145 ### 3*10^8
HDPE 145 ### 9*10^7
MS 110 ###
AC 140
OD ID Thk. Rate$/m
160 200 140.7 9.65 25
200 250 175.8 12.1 70 1.3571429
250 315 220 15 95 1.2631579
315 355 276.6 19.2 120 1.25
355 400 312.1 21.45 150 1.2
400 450 351.9 24.05 180 1.25
450 500 395.9 27.05 225
500 439.9 30.05 281.25