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Regarding the interception area

2019-03-12View Original

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Gentlemen, our company has a DN400 filter, which contains 5 magnet rods with a diameter of Φ45. These rods are arranged with 2 at the top, 2 at the bottom, and 1 in the middle. It is used to remove iron slag from within pipes. The concentration of the medium in the pipes is 10%, the pressure is approximately 0.4 MPa, the flow rate under operating conditions is 13,000 l/min, and the flow velocity is 1.3 m/s. I want to know whether the cross-sectional area through which the medium flows into the filter is affected. How should it be calculated? Seeking advice from experts
Reply #22019-03-13
There should be no impact; the filter itself occupies space, and the area occupied by the magnet rod does not result in as much loss of space as the filter does.
Reply #32019-03-15
Does no one know it’s that deep?
Reply #42019-03-18
Are there so many experts because my questions are too difficult to understand, or is it that no one replies?

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