How to determine if the water in the pipe is flowing at full capacity? !
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The water in the pipe may not fill it completely – how can we determine that?
The diameter calculated based on the diameter ratio is slightly larger, or the diameter obtained after rounding is greater than the calculated value; therefore, the pipe cannot be filled to capacity
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Open the high-point vent to allow water to flow out, and the pipeline will then be filled.
Even when under pressure, the pipe isn’t necessarily full; perhaps in certain sections, it’s like someone covering half of their face with a pipa – half the pipe contains water and half contains air. . Maybe in certain sections, it’s all air; for example, heating pipes often experience this problem.
Hehe, the air has been pushed out by the water; there’s no air left.
Without U-shaped or N-shaped bends, the pipe will naturally be full. If you’re concerned, you can measure the temperatures of the tube walls at four points; if they are roughly the same in the absence of external interference, then it’s fine.