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Steam pipes and nitrogen pipes generate significant flow noise during operation.

2020-05-27View Original

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During operation, the steam pipes and nitrogen pipes generate significant flow-induced scouring noises, with the sound coming from around the valves and pipe elbows. Could everyone help analyze the reason? Is it caused by valve throttling or by gas impact on the pipe elbow?
Reply #22020-06-30
What are the pipe diameter, flow rate, and flow velocity?
Reply #32020-07-01
Have the process parameters such as pipe diameter, flow rate, valves, temperature, and pressure reached the values specified in the process design?
Reply #42020-07-16
There are all of them; take a look at the one that’s closest in the vicinity

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