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What happens when the flow velocity of a liquid in a pipe reaches 10 m/s?

2019-02-20View Original

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What happens if the flow velocity of water in a pipe reaches 10 m/s? Will the pipeline vibrate?
Reply #22019-02-20
High pipeline losses, prone to static electricity generation
Reply #32019-02-20
Excessive pipe resistance, along with too many impurities in the medium, can increase wear on the pipeline
Reply #42019-02-20
It’s not that fast either; even if we use 80 pipes, the volume is only a little over 720 liters _(:з」∠)_
Reply #52019-02-21
It’s not a big deal; it’s just noisy, vibrates a lot, and there’s significant erosion
Reply #62019-02-21
10 meters isn’t fast; with enough pressure, covering a thousand meters is no problem at all
Reply #72019-02-21
10 meters isn’t fast; with enough pressure, even a thousand meters is no problem

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