How to calculate the liquid flow rate in the connecting pipe of a communicating vessel (two series-connected reaction tanks)
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There are two reaction tanks with stirring mechanisms (large enough), connected to each other by pipes. The mother liquor is fed into the first reaction tank; it flows through the connecting pipe to the second tank, from where it is then discharged. How can the flow rate of the mother liquor in the connecting pipe be calculated?
There are many requirements, such as your pipe diameter, length, number of valves, flow rate, pressure, and the viscosity of the fluid. It is recommended to get a copy of \"Principles of Chemical Engineering\" and take a look at it. It’s okay to ask questions, but there are conditions; without them, it’s not possible to ask targeted questions. For reference.