It is known that the pressure is 0.5 MPa in a steam pipe with a DN100 diameter; the flow rate of steam is in meters per hour
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As the title suggests, our workshop intercepted about 1000 meters of steam pipes. The supervisor asked me to calculate roughly how much money we saved, and if the savings are significant, the company will reward us: lol
Your topic and content don’t match; check the original materials to find out the pipe wall thickness, inner diameter, and outer diameter, calculate the volume, multiply it by the density to determine the weight saved. You should also take into account other hidden costs: 1. Insulation costs (annual energy consumption = steam saved), 2. Pipeline anti-corrosion costs, 3. Indirect losses resulting from leaks, etc
Then you need to calculate it carefully, huh :lol