Experimental and numerical analysis of a water emptying pipeline using different air valves

The emptying procedure is a common operation that engineers have to face in pipelines. This generates subatmospheric pressure caused by the expansion of air pockets, which can produce the collapse of the system depending on the conditions of the installation. To avoid this problem, engineers have to...

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Air pocket
Air valve
Air-water
Emptying
Hydraulic model
Pipeline
Water hammer
Water supply
Hydraulic models
Pipelines
Water hammer
Water supply
Air pockets
Air valves
Air-water
Emptying
Experimental and numerical analysis
Hydraulic characteristic
Subatmospheric pressures
Thermodynamic formulation
Air
Distribution system
Equipment component
Experimental study
Hydraulic structure
Installation
Numerical method
Numerical model
Operations technology
Pipeline
Water supply
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Experimental and numerical analysis of a water emptying pipeline using different air valves
title Experimental and numerical analysis of a water emptying pipeline using different air valves
spellingShingle Experimental and numerical analysis of a water emptying pipeline using different air valves
Air pocket
Air valve
Air-water
Emptying
Hydraulic model
Pipeline
Water hammer
Water supply
Hydraulic models
Pipelines
Water hammer
Water supply
Air pockets
Air valves
Air-water
Emptying
Experimental and numerical analysis
Hydraulic characteristic
Subatmospheric pressures
Thermodynamic formulation
Air
Distribution system
Equipment component
Experimental study
Hydraulic structure
Installation
Numerical method
Numerical model
Operations technology
Pipeline
Water supply
title_short Experimental and numerical analysis of a water emptying pipeline using different air valves
title_full Experimental and numerical analysis of a water emptying pipeline using different air valves
title_fullStr Experimental and numerical analysis of a water emptying pipeline using different air valves
title_full_unstemmed Experimental and numerical analysis of a water emptying pipeline using different air valves
title_sort Experimental and numerical analysis of a water emptying pipeline using different air valves
dc.subject.keywords.none.fl_str_mv Air pocket
Air valve
Air-water
Emptying
Hydraulic model
Pipeline
Water hammer
Water supply
Hydraulic models
Pipelines
Water hammer
Water supply
Air pockets
Air valves
Air-water
Emptying
Experimental and numerical analysis
Hydraulic characteristic
Subatmospheric pressures
Thermodynamic formulation
Air
Distribution system
Equipment component
Experimental study
Hydraulic structure
Installation
Numerical method
Numerical model
Operations technology
Pipeline
Water supply
topic Air pocket
Air valve
Air-water
Emptying
Hydraulic model
Pipeline
Water hammer
Water supply
Hydraulic models
Pipelines
Water hammer
Water supply
Air pockets
Air valves
Air-water
Emptying
Experimental and numerical analysis
Hydraulic characteristic
Subatmospheric pressures
Thermodynamic formulation
Air
Distribution system
Equipment component
Experimental study
Hydraulic structure
Installation
Numerical method
Numerical model
Operations technology
Pipeline
Water supply
description The emptying procedure is a common operation that engineers have to face in pipelines. This generates subatmospheric pressure caused by the expansion of air pockets, which can produce the collapse of the system depending on the conditions of the installation. To avoid this problem, engineers have to install air valves in pipelines. However, if air valves are not adequately designed, then the risk in pipelines continues. In this research, a mathematical model is developed to simulate an emptying process in pipelines that can be used for planning this type of operation. The one-dimensional proposed model analyzes the water phase propagation by a new rigid model and the air pockets effect using thermodynamic formulations. The proposed model is validated through measurements of the air pocket absolute pressure, the water velocity and the length of the emptying columns in an experimental facility. Results show that the proposed model can accurately predict the hydraulic characteristic variables. © 2017 by the authors.
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spelling 2019-11-06T19:05:14Z2019-11-06T19:05:14Z2017Water (Switzerland); Vol. 9, Núm. 22073-4441https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12585/874010.3390/w9020098Universidad Tecnológica de BolívarRepositorio UTBThe emptying procedure is a common operation that engineers have to face in pipelines. This generates subatmospheric pressure caused by the expansion of air pockets, which can produce the collapse of the system depending on the conditions of the installation. To avoid this problem, engineers have to install air valves in pipelines. However, if air valves are not adequately designed, then the risk in pipelines continues. In this research, a mathematical model is developed to simulate an emptying process in pipelines that can be used for planning this type of operation. The one-dimensional proposed model analyzes the water phase propagation by a new rigid model and the air pockets effect using thermodynamic formulations. The proposed model is validated through measurements of the air pocket absolute pressure, the water velocity and the length of the emptying columns in an experimental facility. 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