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Does the flow rate necessarily decrease when the water temperature inside the pipe exceeds 90 degrees? By what percentage should it be reduced?

2011-06-07View Original

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This post was last edited by security on 2011-6-7 16:54. Does the flow rate necessarily decrease when the water temperature in the pipe exceeds 90 degrees? By what percentage should it be reduced?
Reply #22011-06-07
The question is quite strange. It can only be said that the higher the temperature of the hot water, the lower its density (and the greater its specific volume); with all other conditions remaining constant, the flow rate should be higher.
Reply #32011-06-07
The flow rate should not change much, so there’s no significant impact; it can still be considered a clear fluid medium

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