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  1. MarkChan

    Flow equations based on temp changes

    Latexman: Fluid temperatures range from ambient to 150 F. I cannot accurately define ambient, because what is ambient in Alaska is not ambient in Texas. CJ, I will look into Spinks/Miller, thank you.
  2. MarkChan

    Flow equations based on temp changes

    Thanks for the info BigInch. Pressures range from 2000 to 2500 psi, so should I be taking Y into account at this range?
  3. MarkChan

    Flow equations based on temp changes

    The fluid is incompressible. And as for as the density, I am lost too. I was hoping to find more information from forum members on this because I was unsure of the equation I found. Is it fluid specific? I am not sure if hydraulic oil fits into a general equation, or if each oil has its own...
  4. MarkChan

    Flow equations based on temp changes

    I am not a fluids person, so I want to make sure this is right. I want to measure the flow of a fluid through an orifice by means of differential pressure. I also want to take temperature changes into consideration for density. So if Q = Cf Ao sqrt(2(p2-p1)/rho) where Q = volumeteric flow...

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