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What is the impact of the air compression factor on the calculation of compressed air pipe diameter?

2018-03-16View Original

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Does the air compression factor have a significant impact on the calculation of the diameter of compressed air pipes? Is it appropriate to use the formula DN=18.8*(Q/v)^0.5 for calculating such diameters? This formula is simplified; the influence of the compression factor needs to be taken into account in practice; Also, can the compressibility factor of air be greater than 1? In HYSYS simulations at 25 MPa, the compressibility factor Z is 1.043 – is this normal?

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