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Understanding Pressure Loss in Closed-Loop Cooling Systems
Thank you for your reply. But I am still unclear. YOu have a pipe with a specific flow rate. You want to increase the diameter of the pipe to increase flow. Where is the additional energy coming from to increase the flow? Surely the pump will have to work harder? Or is it because you have...- gravitate
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Understanding Pressure Loss in Closed-Loop Cooling Systems
A certain part of a closed loop cooling water systmem has to have some of the pipes made to have a larger diameter to allow more flow. Does this mean though that the overall pressure in the system will drop? I know the headloss in the widened pipe will decrease and flow increase. But will you...- gravitate
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- Cooling Loss Pressure Systems
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Bending of Stainless steel pipe
I have a copy of asme b31.3 now so what info do I need?- gravitate
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Bending of Stainless steel pipe
Thats great. Well I can get a copy no problem through my company. How would I work out these values though?- gravitate
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Bending of Stainless steel pipe
Hi it is 1.5 th OD of the pipe.- gravitate
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What are the best software options for pipe work design?
What are some usefull softwares to use for pipe work design? Are there any softwares where you can select material? Can design to specific standards?- gravitate
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- Design Pipe Software Work
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Bending of Stainless steel pipe
OK I am really stuck here. Will how the stainless steel is formed effect this at all?- gravitate
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Bending of Stainless steel pipe
I forgot to say that this is in a nuclear reactor and it is bieng built to ASME b31.3- gravitate
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Bending of Stainless steel pipe
We have a design of stainless steel pipe with a bend radius of 1.5 The OD of the pipe is 47mm and the wall thickness is 3mm. Can anyone tell me if this is possible please? I am pretty sure the SS is austenitic. I thought that as a rule the minimum radius was 2. Thank you- gravitate
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- Bending Pipe Stainless steel Steel
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering