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Design and selection of pressure pipelines for propylene carbonate

2016-05-20View Original

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The main pipeline is used to transport propylene carbonate at a flow rate of 700 m3/H under a pressure of 2 MPA; this flow is then divided into two separate pipelines, with one carrying a flow rate of around 600 m3/H and the other around 100 m3/H. How should these branch pipelines be designed or selected? Is there any formula for that? I’m not an expert in this area; I work as a design teacher and am tasked with designing pipelines.
Reply #22016-05-20
Just need to calculate the pipe diameter and material

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