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Calculation of pipeline fluid flow rate

2009-02-17View Original

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How should the gas flow rate in a pipeline be calculated?
Reply #22009-02-17
The calculation for gas flow rate is the same as that for liquid flow rate; the formula is Q=πR²V, where V is the gas flow velocity in m/s and R is the inner radius of the pipe. The unit of Q is m³/s. As long as the density of the gas is known, the mass flow rate can be calculated.

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