Questions regarding traffic estimation
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I would like to ask: given the pipe diameter, pressure, and medium, how can one estimate the flow rate? Is there any formula for this calculation? Thank you!
Whether it is a liquid or a gas, there is generally an economic flow rate. It is known that the flow rate can be estimated by knowing the pipe diameter, while the specific flow velocity depends on the medium
The flow rate multiplied by the cross-sectional area gives the result; to find the flow rate, consult the process engineering team or the process manual
It seems there are no relevant calculation formulas
Flow occurs only when there is a pressure difference. Take a pipe of any diameter and seal both ends of it; no matter what pressure you apply to the medium inside, will there be any flow?
I specialize in selling flow meters, so I definitely know the answer to this question. If you send me a red envelope, I’ll tell you. Besides, I haven’t had meat buns for several days now. Or you can write down your detailed parameters, and I’ll give you an estimate. I need to know the diameter, pressure, and what the power source is – as well as how powerful that source is