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How is the optimal flow rate for compressed air determined? Under what length of pipe section should frictional loss be considered?

2016-05-01View Original

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The optimal flow velocity for compressed air is 10–15 m/s. Where does this optimal flow velocity come from? ? For a pipe of a certain length, its pressure drop must be taken into consideration (the subsequent equipment has specific pressure requirements)
Reply #22016-05-03
Compressed air is used for various purposes, so the optimal flow rate must vary, right?
Reply #32016-05-03
What I found is that it is related to pressure; generally, the higher the pressure, the lower the flow rate
Reply #42016-05-04
I mean, the flow rate required for purging must be different from that required for supplying air to the cylinders, right?
Reply #52016-05-04
Their nebulization gas requirement is four kilograms; otherwise, the system will shut down

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