How Does the Compressibility Factor Influence Flow Rate in Fluid Dynamics?

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The discussion focuses on the relationship between the compressibility factor (Zb) and flow rate in fluid dynamics, particularly in the context of the equation Qid = H.Vid x Uid. The compressibility factor is crucial for adjusting flow calculations, especially in industries like natural gas. Participants express the need for clarity on the symbols used in the equation to provide meaningful assistance. There is a call for input from professionals in mechanical engineering, chemistry, or the natural gas sector to enhance understanding. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of the compressibility factor in accurately determining flow rates.
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I shall be thankful if anyone please help me understand this equation. thanks

Qid = H.Vid x Uid
= H.Vid x V/Zb
Zb=Compressibility Factor
Uid= V/Zb
=< 1
GHv =HV/Zb
man from mechanical engineering, chemistry or natural gas industry may help
 
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I've moved this from "tutorials". It may get more responses here- but it is almost impossible to identify a formula without some information as to what the various symbols mean. Where did you see this?
 
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