Venturi Flow Model: Calculating Air Flow w/ Differential Pressure

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The discussion focuses on calculating air flow through a venturi using differential pressure, highlighting the use of the Bernoulli equation. Participants seek reliable methods for determining correction factors such as discharge coefficients. References to ASME MFC-3M and the ASME report on fluid meters are mentioned as valuable resources for accurate calculations. The importance of these correction factors in achieving precise flow measurements is emphasized. Overall, the conversation aims to enhance understanding of venturi flow modeling and its practical applications.
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Looking for a good model for calculating air flow through a venturi from the differential pressure. I know about using the Bernoulli equation. What I'm looking for is a reliable method for calculating the correction factors (discharge coefficients, etc)
 
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