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Air line pressure drop 2

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geodesia

Petroleum
Jul 29, 2008
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I am not a process engineer, and I have right now a quite basic problem I need to solve, therefore your help would be appreciated

I have to calculate the pressure drop of a air tubing, that goes from a reservoir to a horn.
Line is 1/2" SStubing 0.035"
Length: 50 ft straight+ 5 x 90º bends
Air is at 100 psig, 104ºF
Airflowrate: 21cfm@150psig

Could you tell me how can I calculate the pressure drop?

Basic lesson!!
Thanks in advance

 
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