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How to calculate the flow limitation of a control valve

2021-02-22View Original

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A control valve is installed in the DN80 pipeline; the diameters before and after the control valve are DN25. With a water flow velocity of 2.5 m/s, how much water can pass through per hour?
Reply #22021-02-22
You need to provide the upstream pressure and temperature. Because this operating condition could be a clogged flow due to cavitation, such as in the return valve of boiler feed water.
Reply #32021-02-24
The diameter reduction is too much; are the process parameters incorrect, or is it due to a special processing method?
Reply #42021-02-26
How to calculate it? Could you provide the formula?
Reply #52021-03-10
Just check the table based on the selection of the control valve or flow meter. The formula is quite complex. For a DN25 valve, full opening will handle around ten-odd cubic meters.
Reply #62021-03-10
Control valves are generally selected by valve manufacturers based on process parameters and other conditions. It is recommended to communicate with the manufacturer first~~~

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