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Given the differential pressure and pipe diameter, how to calculate flow rate:'(
It’s a simple resistance calculation: the differential pressure is equal to the resistance, which can be calculated using a formula
Do you only know these two parameters? It’s impossible to calculate like this……
Is it a flow meter? Are the readings inaccurate?
Another gauge has failed to function properly. It can’t be taught; one has to learn it on their own.
Make every effort to solve it. This does not fall under the category of instruments. The process will teach you. Of course, it’s easy to learn as well; one must know density and dynamic viscosity.
I’m also confused by what you said; at least provide a solution for getting started, right?
I’m also confused by what you said; at least provide a solution for getting started, right?
The poster said, “Given the pressure difference and pipe diameter, how to calculate the flow rate?” Just let me know what measuring element is used to obtain this pressure difference? It should be possible to calculate it.
I can’t solve it either; with only the pressure difference and pipe diameter known, it’s simply impossible to calculate the flow rate.
I can’t calculate it. Who can calculate it and take a look?