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Home > Forums > Mechanical Engineers > Activities > Pipelines, Piping and Fluid Mechanics engineering Forum

restriction orifices standards

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MARIAH2012 (Chemical)

6 Jul 12 11:06

Can anybody tell me where could I get some information about Roark Method to calculate restriction orifice thickness? I'm looking for a free online book if possible, but I also read that ASME 3-31-3 is also applied for those calculations.

bimr (Civil/Environmental)

7 Jul 12 12:15

The formula is in a book that you can purchase:

http://www.amazon.com/Roarks-Formulas-Stress-Strai... ;

or go to a library and borrow the book:

http://www.worldcat.org/title/roarks-formulas-for-...

BigInch (Petroleum)

7 Jul 12 13:09

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