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Calculation of water pipeline replacement volume

2018-09-19View Original

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Assuming a length of 1,000 meters and a DN100 condensate pipe, with an iron ion content of 100 ppm; if this pipe is flushed using condensate with an iron ion content of 1 ppm until the iron ion concentration drops to 10 ppm, how many tons of such 1-ppm condensate are required? The calculation results take into account more than just the simple equivalence of total amounts and ion concentrations; in production, the actual amount used is always greater than the theoretical amount. Please discuss methods for calculating the actual amount used.
Reply #22018-10-05
Personally, I think it’s better to first clean and coat the pipes.

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