How can the pressure inside the pipe be reduced while increasing the gas flow rate within it?

2018-02-07View Original

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How can the pressure inside the pipe be reduced while increasing the gas flow rate within it?

Reply #22018-02-07

The question is too cutting-edge; thumbs up:D

Reply #32018-02-07

The normal mode is a pressure relief valve, followed by diameter expansion.

Reply #42018-02-07

Just increase the flow rate; the flow volume is related to your end-use demand and not much to pressure. Increasing the flow rate will increase pressure loss, and it is also possible to exceed the allowable flow rate, which needs to be taken into consideration.

Reply #52018-02-07

The pipeline leads to the boiler, and that’s the diameter of the inlet pipe for the boiler. Does increasing the diameter of the front pipe work?

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