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Factors limiting gas flow velocity in pipelines

2018-05-16View Original

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Typically, in accordance with manuals or standards as well as company regulations, the pipe diameter is determined by calculating the flow rate based on the flow velocity and the pressure drop per 100 meters. For individual cases, the value of ρu2 also needs to be considered. I would like to ask where this is described in any standards or engineering manuals, and what its purpose and principle are Previously, I only encountered the case of the heat exchanger inlet, and used that to determine whether to install an anti-impact plate.
Reply #22018-05-16
Thank you. I mainly want to know about the ρu2 issue.
Reply #32018-05-28
Are there any manuals or standards abroad that cover this? Thank you

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