How Can I Design a Fluid System with a Specific Mass Flow Rate?

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The discussion centers on designing a fluid system with a specific mass flow rate of 0.95 kg/s. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding the relationship between flow rate and tank level, as well as flow from a pipe based on pressure. Suggestions include considering the use of a buffer tank and flow controllers to optimize the system. The conversation highlights the need for clarity on project constraints and optimization requirements to provide effective solutions.

PREREQUISITES
  • Fluid dynamics principles
  • Understanding of mass flow rate calculations
  • Knowledge of tank level-flow relationships
  • Familiarity with pressure-flow relationships in piping systems
NEXT STEPS
  • Research fluid dynamics equations relevant to mass flow rate
  • Explore the design and function of buffer tanks in fluid systems
  • Study flow control techniques using valves and controllers
  • Investigate the impact of pressure on flow rates in pipes
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Engineering students, fluid system designers, and professionals involved in system dynamics and fluid mechanics will benefit from this discussion.

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THIS HOMEWORK PROBLEM WAS SUBMITTED TO THE WRONG FORUM, SO NO TEMPLATE WAS USED. ALSO, IN THE FUTURE, SOME EFFORT IS REQUIRED.
Hello friends I am from Saudi Arabia . I have a project in System Dynamics course . The Project is to design a fluid system that Qout should be 0.95 Mass flow rate enter the system.see the attached file for more information . Please if someone can give me a hint or the procedure how to start solving the problem .
 

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Well, what are the circumstances for this exercise? Any limitations? Any need for optimization? Are you allowed to bring in some kind of buffer tank, or perhaps even a flow controller ? You might want to provide some more info to get adequate assistance ...

Assuming a buffer tank is allowed, and going for a simple solution: do you know a relationship between flow from a tank as a function of level ? Flow from a pipe as a function of pressure ?
 

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