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Safe flow rate of solvent in pipes

2017-10-08View Original

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Is there anyone who knows an approximate empirical value for the safe flow rate of solvents in pipes?
Reply #22017-10-08
What solvent? Check sh3507
Reply #32017-10-09
Is there any approximate value? As someone in the process engineering field, I say it shouldn’t be more than 2 m/s – do you think that’s correct?
Reply #42017-10-09
The flow rate of Class A solvents is less than or equal to 0.5 per pipe diameter
Reply #52017-10-09
Agree with what was said on floor 5: the flow rate for Class A solvents should be less than or equal to 0.5 per pipe diameter.
Reply #62017-10-19
Standards such as GB50316, SH/T3035, GB50074, and GB13348 provide reference ranges for the flow velocity of fluids in various industrial pipelines.

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