Calculation of centrifugal pump pressure loss

2017-03-07 View Original

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I’m seeking help from friend Haichuan: for 98% sulfuric acid with a density of 1836 KG/M3, what will be the pressure loss when transporting it over a distance of 40 meters? How to calculate it?

Reply #2 2017-03-07

Pump head, flow rate. Metering pump? Pipe diameter, pipe material. . . .

Reply #3 2017-03-07

Flow rate Q = 12.5 M3/H; pipe diameter 40 MM; density 1836 KG/M3; viscosity 35 CP;

Reply #4 2017-03-07

I think this should be handled by a pipeline specialist; I’ve been looking at it for a while but still don’t quite understand it. Baidu acquires “pipeline pressure loss calculation”.

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