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For a 15-ton boiler, what size pipe should be used for the water inlet?
I can supply you with the pipes, but the design still has to wait for the experts
Find a design firm. The designers at the manufacturing plant can also provide it.
For a 15-ton furnace, the water supply is approximately 15*1.05=15.75 tons, taking wastewater discharge into account. The flow velocity of water in low-pressure pipes should be kept between 0.5 and 1.5 m/s. Using the values 1, 15.75/3600/1=0.004375 m²; the cross-sectional area of the pipe is 0.004375/3.14 to the power of one-half, which equals 0.0373 m – this represents the inner radius of the pipe. The outer diameter is therefore 0.0746 m. Rounding up, a pipe with dimensions of 89*5 will suffice
In engineering, DN50 is sufficient.
What is the basis for DN50? Could you explain it roughly?
What is the basis for DN50? Could you explain it roughly?