Please, dear experts, help give some advice regarding the issue of pipeline flow velocity
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It is known that the outer diameter of the chlorine pipeline is Φ133 mm, the wall thickness is δ=5 mm, the flow velocity at the pipeline outlet is ≥20 m/s, the length of the pipeline is 120 meters, the pressure at the pipeline inlet is 0.7 Mpa, and the pressure at the pipeline outlet is atmospheric, i.e., 0.1 Mpa. Question: Is the flow velocity at the pipe outlet within the required range?
The flow rate in this kind of idle mode depends not only on pressure but also, to a greater extent, on the flow volume – it depends on how much flow you can provide.
The inlet is supplied with compressed air by an air compressor, with a rated flow rate of 16 m3/min
The flow rate in this kind of idle mode depends not only on pressure but also, to a greater extent, on the flow volume – it depends on how much flow you can provide. I’m referring to the answer from above; I’m not very familiar with this aspect, so you might want to check the relevant manuals to see if there are any formulas or something similar in them
The pipe diameter calculation is sufficient, but I don’t understand the inlet air and outlet chlorine