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Calculation of pressure drop in irregular channels

2010-04-12View Original

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How do you proceed with calculating the pressure drop for irregular channels and for fluids containing both gas and solid particles? I would appreciate any insights or suggestions
Reply #22010-04-13
This is probably beyond Aspen’s capabilities. This is a fluid dynamics problem, and the answer can be obtained by: 1 testing it oneself, 2 searching for relevant information from others to see if there are any empirical formulas or similar things, 3 using CFD software for simulation

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