There is a noise in the pipeline
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Why is there a loud, wind-like sound when the liquid flow rate in the pipe is high! And the sound is very loud; it can be heard from a great distance!
When the flow rate is high, the noise level is naturally high; it’s just normal, like when the gates of a reservoir are opened, haha
Imagine, in the turbulent zone, your pipes must be quite large
Imagine turbulence; your pipe must be quite large
The diameter is 10 CM, but there’s a 90-degree corner at this point
Is it a water hammer phenomenon~~:(
When liquid flows in a pipe, there should theoretically be no sound; it’s the presence of gas spaces in the pipe that can cause problems
One reason is that the flow rate is high enough to cause turbulence; another reason is whether vaporization is occurring in your liquid. If vaporization takes place, it will result in a mixture of gas and liquid, which in turn leads to loud noises.
There is a high likelihood of turbulence occurring, as this does not happen under normal conditions with low flow rates. What are the hazards of turbulence? Are they severe?