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Cg and Kg valve coefficient<br />

<strong>Sizing</strong> the Control Valve<br />

Choise of the valve is usually on the basis of Cg valve and Cg flow rate coefficients.Cg coefficient corresponds<br />

numerically to the value of air flow in SCF/H in critical conditions with full open valve operating with an upstream<br />

pressure of 1 psia at a temperature of 15°C.KG. coefficient corresponds numerically to the value of natural gas<br />

flow rate in Stm/h in critical conditions with full open valve operating with an upstream pressure of 2 bar abs at a<br />

temperature of 15°C. Flow rates at full open position and various working conditions, are bound by the following<br />

formule where:<br />

Pu = inlet pressure in bar (abs) Q = flow rate in Stm/H<br />

Pd = outlet pressure in bar (abs) KG, Cv, Cg = valve coefficent<br />

1 > When the Cg and KG values of the control valve are known, as well as Pu and Pd, the flow rate can be<br />

calculated as follows:<br />

1.1 > in non critical conditions:<br />

1.2 > in critical conditions:<br />

Reflux 919 - Syncroflux - VLM<br />

Q = KG (Pu - Pd) Pd Q = 16,8 x Cv x Pu x sin 106,78<br />

KG<br />

Q x<br />

= 2<br />

2 > Vice versa, when the values of Pu, Pd and Q are known, calculate the values of Cv, Cg or KG with:<br />

KG =<br />

Q<br />

Pd ( Pu - Pd )<br />

Cv =<br />

Pu - Pd<br />

Pu Q= 16,8 x Cv x Pu Q= 0,526 x Cg x Pu (valid for Pu ≥ 2 x Pd)<br />

Q<br />

.16,8x<br />

Pux<br />

sinx<br />

106,78<br />

Pu - Pd<br />

((<br />

Pu<br />

(valid for Pu < 2 x Pd)<br />

2.2 > in critical conditions: x Q<br />

KG =<br />

(valid for Pu ≥ 2 x Pd)<br />

Pu<br />

2<br />

Q<br />

Q<br />

Cv =<br />

Cg =<br />

16,8 x Pu<br />

0,526 x Pu<br />

Pu<br />

(valid for Pu < 2 x Pd)<br />

Q<br />

A oversizing of 20% on calculated values is raccomanded. Cg formulae give flow rate values more correct while<br />

KG formulae give values 5% higher than real ones only in noncritical conditions. In the case of noise limitation level<br />

a speed at the outlet flange of 130 m/sec. it is also raccomanded. Above formulae are valid for natural gas with a<br />

relative specific gravity of 0,61 compared to air and temperature of 15° C at inlet. For gases with different relative<br />

specific gravity (S) and temperature t (in °C) ), value of flow rate calculated as above, must be adjusted multiplying<br />

by:<br />

175.8<br />

Fc =<br />

S x ( 273.15 + tu )<br />

Reflux 919 - Syncroflux - VLM<br />

Nominal diameter (mm)<br />

Size (inches)<br />

Cg flow coefficient<br />

KG flow coefficient<br />

Cv flow coefficient<br />

Q = 0,526 x Cg x Pu x sin<br />

25<br />

1"<br />

575<br />

605<br />

18<br />

50<br />

2"<br />

2200<br />

2335<br />

69<br />

106,78<br />

80<br />

3"<br />

4937<br />

5194<br />

154<br />

Pu - Pd<br />

100<br />

4"<br />

8000<br />

8416<br />

250<br />

Pu<br />

Cg =<br />

150<br />

6"<br />

16607<br />

17471<br />

519<br />

200<br />

8"<br />

25933<br />

27282<br />

810<br />

250<br />

10"<br />

36525<br />

38425<br />

1141<br />

( (<br />

( (<br />

0,526 . xPux<br />

sinx<br />

106,78<br />

Pu - Pd<br />

((<br />

Pu

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