Regarding steam pipeline losses
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The pipe with a diameter of 100 is approximately 1100 meters long, and it carries hot steam at a temperature of around 250 degrees and a pressure of about 1.6 MPa. What would be the pipeline loss for a flow rate of 3.5 T/h? Thank you everyone, I’m looking for an answer
This needs to be calculated according to the specifications, as well as considering the thermal insulation coefficient
In practical applications, calculations are definitely done in accordance with the regulations. It’s not clear at the moment whether the actual parameters can be estimated based on experience; accuracy isn’t required to be very high
When calibrating the diameter and flow rate, it is related to the thermal conductivity. What temperature drop effect do you want to achieve?
For resistance calculation, refer to the regulations: local resistance + frictional resistance