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How to determine the pressure loss of pipe fittings

2009-02-16View Original

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:Loveliness: I have a question for everyone: does anyone know any empirical values regarding pressure loss associated with fittings, including valves and filters? Or an empirical value determination method. First, thank you all
Reply #22009-02-16
Regarding the pressure loss of valves and filters, it is generally calculated by converting it to an equivalent straight pipe section. **There are relevant standards; for details, refer to HG/T20570.7 on the calculation of pipeline pressure drops. This book has 149 pages and provides detailed descriptions of the pressure loss calculations for pipelines and fittings – it is a valuable technical reference
Reply #32009-02-19
In chemical engineering principles, there are 2 methods to represent local losses

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