Pipeline flow meter

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A new 1.0MPa steam pipeline was added. The pipeline is DN350. The flowmeter manufacturer said that DN350 could not be produced. The DN300 produced met the measurement requirements and was returned to the design institute for confirmation. But the flow meter is connected by flange, and the flange is DN350. Does this count as diameter reduction? What are the requirements for installing straight pipe sections? I asked the design institute and they said that the connecting flange is considered to be DN350, and the pipeline is not considered a diameter reduction. Is it okay to ask for help?

Reply #22023-12-05

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