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Will mixing the same medium at different temperatures under the same pressure cause water hammer or damage to the pipelines?

2018-04-17View Original

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When the same medium is mixed in a pipeline at the same pressure of 10 MPa but at different temperatures – with one stream at 50 degrees Celsius and the other at 160 degrees Celsius – will this cause water hammer or damage to the pipeline?
Reply #22018-04-17
A large temperature difference can cause liquid slugging.
Reply #32018-04-17
Well, can this be explained by principles, or is it based on experience?
Reply #42018-04-18
Are they all liquid, or is one liquid and one gas?

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