What is the maximum flow velocity in the pipeline?
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What is the maximum flow velocity in the pipeline? I recall that when the flow rate reaches a certain value, choking flow occurs
The ultimate flow rates must differ for different media! The higher the flow rate, the greater the requirements for the pipeline’s pressure rating; very high flow rates can cause significant damage to the pipelines, as corrosion is also increased! The resistance is also high! Increase power consumption!
It is covered in the Chemical Pipeline Design Manual!
The safe flow velocity varies depending on the medium, so it cannot be generalized.
Each specific issue should be analyzed individually; it’s not possible to make generalizations~~
Refer to the pipeline design manual and the fluid being transported
The ultimate flow velocity for gases is the speed of sound, while for liquids, the ultimate flow velocity takes into account erosion, pipe vibration, and the pumping head loss
The ultimate flow velocity for gases is the speed of sound, while for liquids, it takes into account erosion, pipe vibration, and the pump head loss.
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The economic flow rate varies depending on the medium; it can be found in the manual
Different pressures result in different flow rates. It also varies depending on the medium. It seems the manual only mentions water.