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Pipe bypass, regarding fluid mechanics

2018-10-31View Original

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There is a small branch on the main pipe; if the diameter of this branch is too small, will there be no flow, or will the flow be very low? What knowledge or formulas can be used to explain this?
Reply #22018-11-01
Depending on the specific setup on site, it is possible to have a short circuit with no flow.
Reply #32018-11-01
If the main pipe is closed and the branch pipe is open, there must be flow.
Reply #42018-11-01
Then, as mentioned on the 2nd floor, it \"depends on the specific setup at the site; it’s possible to have a short circuit with no traffic.\" ”
Reply #52018-11-02
The route with lower losses along the way will result in more water being transported

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