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    Analysis of coke gas properties at operation of its metering systems
    (Lviv Polytechnic Publishing House, 2016) Dzhyhyrei, Viktor; Matiko, Fedir; Lviv Polytechnic National University
    The generalization and analysis of coke oven gas composition using the data of literary sources and coke enterprises are carried out in the paper. The range of pressure and temperature of coke gas during transportation is defined. The physical properties of coke gas (density, compressibility factor, adiabatic index, dynamic viscosity) that are the part of the equation of gas flowrate by method of variable differential pressure are investigated in the defined range of pressure and temperature. 25 gas mixtures with different composition were synthesized in order to make the analysis of dependency of physical properties versus pressure, temperature and composition of the mixtures. According to the results of the research the recommendations for the development of simplified methods for calculating the physical properties of coke oven gas are made.
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    Determining of volume of natural gas losses caused by damages of distribution networks
    (Lviv Polytechnic Publishing House, 2015) Dzhyhyrei, Viktor; Matiko, Fedir; Klymkovskyi, Dmytro; Lviv Polytechnic National University
    The algorithm of calculation of gas volume losses caused by damages of above-grounded pipelines is proposed in this paper. The mathematical model of natural gas movement in the pipeline is developed for the implementation of the algorithm. The model is used to determine the parameters of the gas flow at the leakage point. The equation for calculation gas flowrate through the holes in the pipeline wall is developed on the basis of the formula of Saint-Venant-Wentzel. The equation is valid for subcritical and critical regime of gas flow. The equation for determining discharge coefficient of the holes in the pipeline wall for gas pressure up to 1.2 MPa is proposed.