Regarding the diameter of circulating cooling water pipes
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This post was last edited by degasdegas on 2010-9-24 14:59 The circulating cooling water in the factory is ready. A lot of water equipment has been added in the past five years. Now I find that the circulating water main pipe is too small. How to modify it? Is the total pipe diameter calculated based on the pipe cross-sections of all water-using equipment? How much margin should be left? Can any heroes please give me some advice? Thanks!
The modification should be based on your actual situation. Normal calculation is based on the sum of the cross-sectional areas of the equipment's water pipes. Generally, a 10-15% margin should be left. Of course, it also depends on the degree of your future modifications.
Reply 1# degasdegas Can you send the parameters up or to my email address liutaoandzdy@sina.com? We are specialized in making hollow cooling towers. How about we send you both the old and new parameters and make a reasonable plan for you?
Reply 2# slayerstar Thank you! I have trouble estimating the main pipe diameter, thank you very much!
Generally, it is the sum of the pipe diameter and cross-sectional area of all water-using equipment, and a little bit is reserved (based on possible modifications in the future). The cross-sectional area is also easy to calculate. Just have a drawing and count the pipes that use water.