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Home Courses Advanced Transport Phenomena Course materials Readings 2.3.1 Introduction: Pressure drop in pipeline systems

2.3.1 Introduction: Pressure drop in pipeline systems

Course subject(s) 2. The momentum balance

Welcome to the last chapter of this week! In the spark you will meet a transport phenomena professor, who will elaborate on pipeline systems. During this chapter we are going to take a look at what happens if a pipeline is not straight or horizontal. What happens to the pressure drop and therefore our pump system if we operate at a less ideal situation? Can you solve all pipeline engineering problems?

Good luck!

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