How to determine the diameter of cross-line pipes
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I want to install an interconnector on a light oil pipeline; the diameter of this interconnector, as determined based on flow rate, is 250. But it’s unlikely that such a large diameter is necessary for an interconnector. Some people say that 200 is sufficient. So how exactly should the diameter of such an interconnector be determined? Solve. . .
Since it has already been calculated, the design should be based on these figures; this is the basis for it, while everything else is based on experience or speculation
Under normal circumstances, the diameter of the pipe crossing the line should be the same as that of the main line; additionally, it depends on the purpose for which the branch line is being installed