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Help: How to calculate the pipe diameter given pressure and standard cubic flow rate

2018-09-30View Original

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Given a pressure of 6 MPa and a flow rate of 2200 NM3/h, how is the pipe diameter calculated?
Reply #22018-10-02
Without considering other losses, flow rate = pipe cross-sectional area (square meters) * flow velocity (m/s) * 3600 seconds. Convert the volume between operating conditions and standard conditions

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