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    The document contains calculations of the volume, pressure, stored energy, and safe testing distances for two sections of pipe. It is found that the first section has a stored energy of 58,841 KJ and the second has 115,720 KJ. Safety guidelines state that for stored energies less than 27,134KJ the minimum safe distance is 31 meters, and for energies greater it is 46 meters. Systems with stored energies over 271,000KJ should be divided.

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    The document contains calculations of the volume, pressure, stored energy, and safe testing distances for two sections of pipe. It is found that the first section has a stored energy of 58,841 KJ and the second has 115,720 KJ. Safety guidelines state that for stored energies less than 27,134KJ the minimum safe distance is 31 meters, and for energies greater it is 46 meters. Systems with stored energies over 271,000KJ should be divided.

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    The document contains calculations of the volume, pressure, stored energy, and safe testing distances for two sections of pipe. It is found that the first section has a stored energy of 58,841 KJ and the second has 115,720 KJ. Safety guidelines state that for stored energies less than 27,134KJ the minimum safe distance is 31 meters, and for energies greater it is 46 meters. Systems with stored energies over 271,000KJ should be divided.

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    Calculation For Stored Energy

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    Subbarayan Saravanakumar
    The document contains calculations of the volume, pressure, stored energy, and safe testing distances for two sections of pipe. It is found that the first section has a stored energy of 58,841 KJ and the second has 115,720 KJ. Safety guidelines state that for stored energies less than 27,134KJ the minimum safe distance is 31 meters, and for energies greater it is 46 meters. Systems with stored energies over 271,000KJ should be divided.

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    calculation1 Line Size Outside Dia Length of Line Volume Pressure 5 bar=50000kg/m2 Energy= PV 24" 0.6096 410 119.

    6033737 5 Inch Mtr Mtr m3 bar

    calculation2 Line Size Outside Dia Length of Line Volume Pressure 5 bar=50000kg/m2 Energy= PV 24" 0.6096 809 235.9978764 5 Inch Mtr Mtr m3 bar

    1 Joule= 10.197KgFCm 1KJ=1000J Stored Energy

    6,000,000 KgM 600,000,000 KgCm 58840835.54 58840835.54

    11,800,000 KgM 1,180,000,000 KgCm 115720309.9

    1 Joule= 10.197KgFCm 1KJ=1000J Stored Energy

    58,841 KJ

    115,720 KJ

    SAFE DISTANCE COMMONLY USED FOR PNEUMATIC TESTS For Stored Energy Less than 27,134KJ Minimum safe Distance= +100Ft =31Mtr For Stored Energy Greater than 27,134KJ Minimum safe Distance= +150Ft =46Mtr The maximum calculated stored energy of any vessel or piping system being pneumatically pressure tested should not be greater than 271,000 KJ . If the calculated stored energy is greater than the mentioned then the system shall be divided into smaller volumes.

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