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What is the difference between the actual flow rate and the standard flow rate in pipeline data?

2019-02-28View Original

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What is the difference between the actual flow rate and the standard flow rate in pipeline data? What are their meanings respectively, and where are they used?
Reply #22019-02-28
For ordinary gases, standard cubic units are used to facilitate calculations. The conversion to actual flow rate is done through temperature and pressure conversion. Roughly, it is calculated using PV=nRT. For liquids, use the actual flow rate.

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