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Knowing the pipeline diameter and the medium, how can one calculate the maximum amount of medium that can be in the pipeline?

2016-09-20View Original

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Recently, our company has added a control valve to the vapor line; we want to add another control valve based on the maximum flow rate. For a DN100 pipeline carrying liquefied gas and dry gas at a pressure of around 0.2–0.4 MPa, how can the maximum volume of medium in the pipeline be calculated?
Reply #22016-09-21
This one? I’m telling you, it’s just nonsense; it’s determined by the manufacturing process. For estimation, the maximum is 85 m3/h.
Reply #32016-09-21
I thought 48 m3/h was already a pretty high figure; you go straight for 85. Hehe, who knows how to calculate that formula

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