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How to calculate the pressure loss of a pipeline filter

2010-04-22View Original

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I would like to ask experts: how is the pressure loss of a pipeline filter calculated?
Reply #22010-04-22
For equivalent calculation, it should be similar to a rotameter; a value of 600-1000 should be used
Reply #32011-01-09
The square of (flow rate divided by the flow coefficient). Pressure loss is related to many factors, such as system flow rate, the structure of the filter, the size of the mesh, the viscosity and specific gravity of the filtering medium, and temperature.

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