1) Convert the flow rate of natural gas is = 22.913x106 Sm3/s to m3/s ? Note: the gas export line for transportation of 70 MMSCFD natural gas with a molecular weight of 19.3 relative density of natural gas is 0.67 The ambient temperature is 5°C and the gas viscosity at the average pipeline temperature is 1.1x10-6 cP. The gas inlet temperature is 35°C and pressure is 13.0 MPa (absolute) inside diameter of pipe (190 mm) The total length of pipe is (43 km)

1) Convert the flow rate of natural gas is = 22.913x106 Sm3/s to m3/s ? Note: the gas export line for transportation of 70 MMSCFD natural gas with a molecular weight of 19.3 relative density of natural gas is 0.67 The ambient temperature is 5°C and the gas viscosity at the average pipeline temperature is 1.1x10-6 cP. The gas inlet temperature is 35°C and pressure is 13.0 MPa (absolute) inside diameter of pipe (190 mm) The total length of pipe is (43 km)

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