How do I calculate pressure drop in a pipeline?

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To calculate pressure drop in a pipeline, it's essential to compile the pressure drop (dp) values for each component, including equipment and valves. Users can interlink these values by creating a spreadsheet that aggregates the pressure drops from each element. Manufacturers often provide specific pressure drop data for their equipment, which can be crucial for accurate calculations. For specific components like scrubbers, it's important to gather dp values from all relevant parts, such as dermisters and cyclones. Utilizing resources like Engineers Edge can further aid in understanding pressure drop calculations.
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Anybody can help me for calculating pressure drop in pipeline. I really appreciate the suggestions from your side. i have the values of dp for equipments and valves...i want to know how to interlink with these dp values for calculation...i want to know, how to calculate the dp of scrubber. i had the dp of dermister, cyclone and Schoepentoeter in scrubber...
 
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Generally for a semi a complicated process i'd put together a spreadsheet listing the pressure drop of each element. The manufacturers can provide the pressure drops for the equipment.
 
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