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How to determine if a pipe is at full flow

2012-02-01View Original

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RT: The pipe diameter starts at DN50, increases to DN80, and then decreases to DN65. How can we confirm that this DN80 pipe segment is flowing at full capacity? Or are there any relevant specifications that mention it?
Reply #22012-02-01
It can be seen by installing a glass test cup in the middle of the DN80 pipe.
Reply #32012-02-02
The three-stage diameter change is a requirement for process instrumentation.
Reply #42012-02-03
If liquid can be discharged from the highest point, it means the pipe is full
Reply #52012-02-03
If the medium permits, an optical sight can be installed on a DN80 pipeline.

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