Pressure drop
Pressure drop
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Hi Sir,
I am trying to calculate pressure drop across perforated plate. has 20 % open area. Hole diameter is 0.25" and plate diamter is 7.33 ft. i have air flow passing through the plate is 1000 SCFM and at 1600 F temperature.
I am also looking for to calculate pressure drop through vartical electric heater . it heats 1000 SCFM air from 80 F to 1600 F . Heater is rectangular in size.
Can anyone help me to find proper formula fot calculate this pressure drop. i know there is online calculators available . but i just dont need anwers also need theory that i can have back up to check. that its right.
Thank you in advance...i really need some help with this.
I am trying to calculate pressure drop across perforated plate. has 20 % open area. Hole diameter is 0.25" and plate diamter is 7.33 ft. i have air flow passing through the plate is 1000 SCFM and at 1600 F temperature.
I am also looking for to calculate pressure drop through vartical electric heater . it heats 1000 SCFM air from 80 F to 1600 F . Heater is rectangular in size.
Can anyone help me to find proper formula fot calculate this pressure drop. i know there is online calculators available . but i just dont need anwers also need theory that i can have back up to check. that its right.
Thank you in advance...i really need some help with this.





RE: Pressure drop
Good luck,
Latexman
RE: Pressure drop
Best regards
Morten
RE: Pressure drop
I have tried to look in perry's but its quite complicated.
RE: Pressure drop
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RE: Pressure drop
A velocity head is calculated as 0.5 *rho*v^2, whatever units you want to deal with. The velocity is based on 20% of the area of a 7.33 ft dia circle,and air at 1600 F. Go figure.