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Relationship between the flow rate of the medium under test and the pipe diameter

2020-07-16View Original

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This post was last edited by dennyshen2549 on 2020-7-16 at 11:21. I would like to ask about the relationship between the flow rate of the medium being tested and the pipe diameter; that is, if the normal flow rate is known, what should be the appropriate pipe diameter? Are there any calculation formulas and corresponding tables? Thank you
Reply #22020-07-16
Knowing the flow rate, the pipe diameter can be roughly estimated. There is usually an economic flow rate. For liquids, use a flow rate of 1–1.5 m/s, and for gases, use 10–15 m/s
Reply #32020-07-16
Do you mean that using this flow rate/economic flow velocity, it’s possible to obtain the cross-sectional area and then estimate the diameter?
Reply #42020-07-16
Search on Baidu; I remember this table is available on Baidu Wenku
Reply #52020-07-16
Yeah, that’s what everyone does, right?

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