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Seek help: DN20 diameter, 2.0 Mpa, natural gas flow rate

2016-08-07View Original

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I need help determining how many cubic meters of gas can pass per second through a valve when it is fully open, under conditions of a pipe diameter of DN20, a pressure of 2.0 Mpa, with standard natural gas as the fluid and a temperature of 10°C, with the gas being discharged into the atmosphere.
Reply #22016-08-07
No one can calculate this estimate!
Reply #32016-08-07
This flow rate decreases gradually, so only instantaneous values can be calculated!
Reply #42016-08-07
You need to know the volume to do that! How can you calculate it without volume?

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