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Given the gas density, pressure difference, and pipe diameter, determine the gas flow rate and velocity!

2018-05-09View Original

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The supervisor asked me to calculate the discharge volume of the dry gas at the top of the tower; there was no flow meter, and after struggling for a long time I still couldn’t figure it out. I’m sorry, my university professors\ud83d\ude02. The known parameters include the gas density calculated from gas composition analysis, the pipe diameter, and the pressures before and after the pressure control valve; we need to determine the gas flow rate. Thank you all, teachers\ud83d\ude13
Reply #22018-05-09
Could you be more detailed? Or help derive the formula
Reply #32018-05-10
Should we calculate the amount of process gas generated first?
Reply #42018-05-11
What is the pipe diameter, and what is the pressure behind the valve in PA?

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