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Throttling issue

2016-04-26View Original

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Will the pipeline pressure drop after flow limitation? Why is there such loud noise?
Reply #22016-04-26
Take a look at the section on orifice plate flow restriction in Chemical Engineering Principles; it contains detailed explanations.
Reply #32016-04-27
It will decrease; first, due to pressure loss, and secondly, depending on the differential pressure between the devices before and after.
Reply #42016-04-27
After flow restriction, the pressure decreases and the airflow noise becomes more pronounced~~
Reply #52016-04-27
The resistance element reduces pressure; the flow rate is high, resulting in noise
Reply #62016-04-28
The principle of flow restriction is to change the cross-sectional area; as the flow velocity increases, so does friction, which in turn leads to increased noise. However, if this increase is too great, it will definitely cause problems

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