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Fluid flow partially full pipe
[i]"In other words you can siphon fluids while you have a liquid seal on the high points and the first horizontal will always be full of liquid"....... This i think is athe root of the problem, with no liquid seal and the low velocity i think its just passing the gas through without crrying the...- LLLRLLL
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- Forum: Pipelines, Piping and Fluid Mechanics engineering
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Fluid flow partially full pipe
Thanks for the response. The fluid flow rate with this arrangement is VERY low, and based on your response, what i believe may be happenning, is that the system design is to only have liquid in the pipe. introducing gas into this drain syatem.(which can, and does happen), combined with the low...- LLLRLLL
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- Forum: Pipelines, Piping and Fluid Mechanics engineering
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Fluid flow partially full pipe
Hello I am an instrumantaion/Electrical technician by trade so please excuse my lack of knowledge in fluid dynamics. I am looking at a pipng system in which various verical cylinder vessels, under pressure,(1100 PSIG) set at ground level, drain fluid from their bottoms, into a horizontal 4 inch...- LLLRLLL
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- Forum: Pipelines, Piping and Fluid Mechanics engineering
