Single-Phase Liquid Pipe Flow


Spreadsheet

36 rows x 3 columns

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1 Single-Phase Liquid Pipe Flow
2 Liquid Properties
3 Liquid Rate 5000 bbl/d
4 Liquid Density 62.4 lb/ft3
5 Liquid Viscosity 0.5 cP
6
7 Pipe Properties
8 Pipe ID 3.5 in
9 Pipe Length 6000 ft
10 Pipe Roughness 0.0006 -
11 Pipe Angle 90 degrees
12
13 Flow Characterization
14 Reynolds Number 263862.8571 -
15 Flow Regime Turbulent
16
17 Pressure Drop Components
18 Friction Loss 62.10589544 psi
19 Gravity Head 2600 psi
20 Total Pressure Drop 2662.105895 psi
21
22 Injection Well Design
23 Injection Pressure (surface) 500 psia
24 Bottomhole Pressure 3037.894105 psia
25
26 Producer Well (upflow)
27 Bottomhole Pressure 3500 psia
28 Wellhead Pressure 837.8941046 psia
29
30 Rate Sensitivity
31 Rate (bbl/d) dP Friction (psi) Re
32 1000 2.97999403 52772.57143
33 2000 10.82715935 105545.1429
34 3000 23.3236893 158317.7143
35 4000 40.42278479 211090.2857
36 5000 62.10589544 263862.8571

Description

Calculate pressure drop for single-phase liquid flow in pipes using the Fanning equation. Applicable to water injection, water disposal, and single-phase oil lines.

Pressure Components:

  • Friction: Depends on flow rate, viscosity, pipe roughness
  • Gravity: Depends on density and elevation change
How to use this blueprint
  1. In Excel, go to the Petroleum Office ribbon tab and click Blueprint Manager
  2. Search for Single-Phase Liquid Pipe Flow
  3. Click on the blueprint to preview the spreadsheet template
  4. Click Insert to place it into your worksheet. Modify the input values to match your data.
Tags:
VLPliquidsingle-phaseincompressiblewaterinjection

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