Is the differential pressure larger when 1.0 MPa medium passes through the orifice plate, or when 2.5 MPa medium passes through it?

2017-04-11View Original

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Is the differential pressure larger when 1.0 MPa medium passes through the orifice plate, or when 2.5 MPa medium passes through it?

Reply #22017-04-12

Agree with the person above; if the flow rate is very low, to the point where there is no flow at all, then there is no pressure difference across the orifice plate. The greater the flow rate, the greater the pressure difference

Reply #32017-04-12

It is necessary to consider traffic volume, pipe diameter, and orifice plate diameter comprehensively

Reply #42017-04-12

Thank you to all forum members. But we have a orifice plate here, with 1.0 MPa steam flowing through it; now it’s condensed water, and as a result the differential pressure is much higher than before. So I’d like to ask everyone for advice on this

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