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Calculation of process pipeline diameter

2019-06-28View Original

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To calculate the diameter of process pipelines, we need to know the volumetric flow rate of the medium. The Chemical Process Design Handbook provides the flow velocity corresponding to that medium, but such flow velocities fall within a certain range, between a minimum value and a maximum value. So when calculating the pipeline diameter, which flow velocity for this medium should we use? Maximum value? Minimum? Median? Is there any basis for making a choice, and what factors should be considered? Is there any verification afterwards?
Reply #22019-06-28
Considering future expansion, leave some margin and choose a smaller size. Without considering future expansion, a mid-to-high value will suffice.
Reply #32019-06-28
Take an intermediate value, and round the outer diameter based on the calculated value
Reply #42019-10-15
An electronic forum should be available, with search functionality

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