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Answer» CHECK / consider the following:
- The upper pressure range and /or the SMALLER pipe diameters prompts me to investigate the possibility that the gas is reaching critical flow somewhere DOWNSTREAM within the pipe. When a gas gets to critical flow, SONIC booms (producing vibration) are expected. In FACT, one of the main means by which the additional pressure in the pipe is lost.
- If the source is a compressor, look for surging.
- If the source is a tower, look for pressure cycling in the tower
- Look at critical flow through any control valve that may be in the line.
Check / consider the following:
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