Air volume: 0.005 cubic meters per minute. Pressure: 0.5–0.7 MPa. What is the pipe diameter?
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Air volume: 0.005 cubic meters per minute; pressure: 0.5–0.7 MPa. What is the pipe diameter?
This flow rate is equivalent to 5 liters per minute under operating conditions, which is very low; a 10 mm or 15 mm pipe will suffice.
It seems one number is missing; you need to specify the steam flow rate
What medium is needed as well? Calculate the flow rate and refer to the acceptable range for medium flow rates. The pipe diameter is then available
Thank you. If it’s steam, is temperature required?
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Without the flow rate of steam, I really have no idea how they managed to determine the pipe diameter. Flow rate multiplied by cross-sectional area equals volume flow; and it is only with a known volume flow that it’s possible to determine the pipe diameter
The calculation is correct; the flow rate of steam is determined by its volume. Why did you choose a steam flow rate of 10 meters?