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How to calculate the flow rate of oxygen in a pipeline

2016-01-23View Original

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I would be very grateful if experts could give me some guidance
Reply #22016-01-23
The flow rate is equal to the volumetric flow rate divided by the cross-sectional area of the pipe. The unit of flow rate is m3/s, the unit of cross-sectional area is m2, and the unit of flow rate is also m/s.
Reply #32016-01-23
I’m referring to the gaseous state; for example, with a flow rate of 2000 NM3/H, a pressure of 25 MPA, and a pipe diameter of DN20, what is the flow velocity in m/s?
Reply #42016-01-23
It is calculated based on the traffic required by the end user. Without O2 there, the data usage is 0.

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