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Gas pipeline calculation

2015-07-14View Original

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For 140,000 cubic meters per hour of air at room temperature, to be heated to 220°C before transportation under a pressure of 2000 Pascals, what size of pipes are required? When calculating the pipe diameter, should it be based on a flow rate of 140,000 cubic meters per hour at normal temperature? Should we calculate it using the volumetric flow rate at 220°C instead?
Reply #22015-07-16
Of course, the pipe diameter is calculated based on the gas flow rate under actual temperature and pressure conditions

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