I need a table of equivalent lengths for reducer fittings

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Or in which book can this be found? In the tables obtained from the Internet, the equivalent length for a diameter reduction of 200/150 is given as 1.6, which is equivalent to 0.24 meters for a 150 mm straight pipe. The pressure drop calculated in this way differs significantly from that calculated using the formula for resistance coefficients; therefore, I’m seeking advice from everyone

Reply #22016-09-06

Welded reducing fittings are also known as tees; the 200/150 version has a length of 0.18 meters

Reply #32016-09-07

Is the structural length the trapezoidal height of the large and small end sections?

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