Pipe diameter change
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Help! ! ! If the flow rate remains constant, will the pressure change if the diameter of the gas pipeline increases? How to calculate it?
The pressure doesn’t change; it’s the static pressure energy that increases, right? Let the chemical experts explain it
No change should be visible. The theoretical difference can be calculated using Bernoulli’s equation.
The pressure will remain unchanged, while the flow rate in the pipeline will decrease
Generally speaking, as the pressure increases, Bernoulli’s equation is used for calculations
How to change the diameter – is it a concentric reducer or an eccentric reducer, and should it be installed horizontally or vertically?
With constant flow rate, the larger the pipe diameter, the lower the flow velocity and the less the pressure loss; accordingly, the pressure will be higher than that in pipes with smaller diameters.
The pressure remains constant, while the flow velocity in the pipe decreases