How is the pipe diameter calculated?

2009-04-14View Original

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How is the pipe diameter calculated in a flowchart?

Reply #22009-04-14

I’m wondering how to determine the pipe diameter based on the properties of the material and the pump flow rate. If any experts know the answer, please give me some guidance. Thank you!

Reply #32009-04-14

Refer to the \"Design Manual for the Installation of Process Piping in Petrochemical Plants\", Part 1: Design and Calculation. Basically, all chemical engineering design manuals contain information on pipe diameter calculations, which the original poster can consult.

Reply #42009-04-14

Determined based on flow rate and the recommended velocity.

Reply #52009-04-14

Determine the flow rate based on the medium, and then determine the pipe diameter based on the flow volume

Reply #62009-04-14

Calculate the pipe diameter based on a flow velocity of 1.5~2 m/s, then round it off.

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