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What should the design flow rate for gas be?

2016-08-09View Original

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Everyone, the main component of gas should be CH4. What is an appropriate flow rate for gas at 0.5 MPa during design?
Reply #22016-08-09
Is there a recommended flow rate for fluids at this pressure? Check the table; it seems to be for normal pressure. Since yours is at 5 atmospheres, you might need to make some conversions – check that carefully
Reply #32016-08-18
The manual recommends 30 m/s for natural gas, but it doesn’t specify the pressure. How do I make the conversion?

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