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Steam calculation

2016-03-11View Original

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How much steam is lost per hour due to the breakage of a 4-kilogram steam DN25 pipe? I’m looking for the calculation method; thank you very much!
Reply #22016-03-11
Corresponding steam density, pipe diameter, approximate steam flow velocity.
Reply #32016-03-11
I’m also seeking help with the same problem! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #42016-03-11
The manager at the chemical plant asked me this question. I only know that the steam pressure is 4 kilograms and the pipe diameter is DN25; I don’t know anything else. How can we calculate how much steam is lost per hour?
Reply #52016-03-11
You need to calculate the flow rate here; if you don’t know the flow velocity, see if it can be determined from the steam balance
Reply #62016-03-11
To calculate the flow rate, it is necessary to determine the pipe length and resistance; I think it’s not easy to do that
Reply #72016-03-13
It’s equivalent to 4 kilograms of steam being released directly into the air; those 4 kg represent the pressure loss, and the flow velocity should be able to reach 100 m/S

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