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Model a pressurized liquefied gas (e.g., propane) release from a 50mm hole.

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: These PDF manuals are typically installed with the software in the Examples folder, accessible via the DNV software portal. You can also request them from DNV software support. Model a pressurized liquefied gas (e

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For long pipelines, use the Line Rupture model rather than a simple vessel leak to account for frictional pressure drops.