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Dear friends in the group, does anyone know what the maximum flow rates of liquid and gas in pipelines are? If you have any evidence, please tell me. Thank you all. I look forward to your replies.
Use a calculation sheet to search for different parameters, and the results will be different.
There are other parameter requirements for this, right?
This post was last edited by Shutong on 2022-1-19 16:24 Factors to consider in flow rate: 1. Medium, mainly considering safety 2. Economic flow rate: Total cost = operating fee + equipment fee selection principle: First ensure safe and stable production, and then minimize the total cost. For common fluids, choose a commonly used flow rate range. For flammable and explosive fluids, the safe flow rate should not be exceeded.
Generally, the flow rate is determined based on the recommended flow rate in the manual. Most of the more detailed information can be found in chemical manuals. If there are specific media and working conditions, it should be determined based on calculated resistance loss, economy, etc.
It is recommended that the poster take a look at the following standards API2003-1991 Measures to prevent ignition by static electricity, lightning and stray current BS5958-1991 Anti-static Technical Specification Part 2 Specific recommendations for special industrial production AS1020-1970 South Australian Electrostatic Specification Static Safety Guidelines (Japan) 1988