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Theoretical flow rate of the pipeline

2009-04-11View Original

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During the production process, it is common for some units to need to use temporary pipelines to transport energy media. Since these pipelines do not have measuring devices, it is difficult to determine the costs involved. There is also a lack of information regarding the theoretical flow rate per unit of time for different energy media such as water, compressed air, gas, etc., under various pressures and pipe diameters. If anyone could provide such information, it would be greatly appreciated
Reply #22009-04-11
The flow rate can be calculated based on pressure, temperature, pipe diameter, etc., but it is only an instantaneous flow rate; to obtain an accumulated value, it is best to install a flow meter.

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