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The issue with the steam pipe diameter

2009-07-02View Original

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The steam consumption is 1400 kg/h and the pressure is 0.6 MPa; how do I calculate the pipe diameter? What formula to use? Who can help calculate this? Thank you
Reply #22009-07-02
Once the steam flow rate is selected, the pipe diameter can be determined using the formula: flow rate = flow speed * cross-sectional area
Reply #32009-07-02
For low-pressure steam, the pipe diameter is calculated based on a flow velocity of 15~20 m/s. The density of steam at 0.6 MPa is approximately 3.2 kg/m3; therefore, a DN100 pipe is suitable.
Reply #42009-09-22
The main problem is that it’s not clear what the appropriate flow rate range is for different materials!
Reply #52009-09-22
Select the steam flow rate from the relevant data, and then determine the pipe diameter using the formula: flow rate = flow speed * cross-sectional area

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