The total flow is evenly distributed among the branches

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Hello everyone: I have been working on the design of the heating pipes for a warehouse, as shown in the diagram. Among them, coils 1–9 are arranged horizontally on the top of the warehouse, while coils 10–11 are located on the vertical walls of the warehouse. Groups 1–9 are 3 meters above the ground, with a span of 12 meters, and each coil is 2 meters long. May I ask, if the inlet pipe is divided into two parts while there is only one outlet pipe, will this ensure that the flow rate in each U-tube is the same? At present, we are considering using valves for regulation, but some experts have suggested a design with concentric and co-directional reducers. Do any of you have any better suggestions? Thank you very much.

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