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Gas distribution pipe, liquid distribution pipe.

2015-06-11View Original

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Hello, everyone! Please advise on how to design gas distribution pipes and liquid distribution pipes for continuous operation. For example, if the main gas pipe is DN100, and the gas is divided into branches via distribution pipes of DN50, DN40, and DN25 respectively, how should the size of the distribution pipes be determined? Similarly, how is the size of the liquid distribution pipe determined? Thank you!
Reply #22015-06-12
For example, if the gas is oxygen and the main flow rate is 600 m3/h, and it is divided through distribution pipes into 1 DN65 pipe and 2 DN50 pipes, with an oxygen flow velocity of 6–8 m/s, how should the size and length of the distribution pipes be determined? Is the design method for liquid distribution pipes the same as that for gas distribution pipes? Thank you!

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