Sep 8, 2010 #1 CRF250 Mechanical Joined Sep 24, 2008 Messages 1 Location US Do you normally include entrance loss of a vessel nozzle in the PSV inlet piping pressure drop calculations? I normally do, however, I see other engineers that only include the piping from the vessel nozzle flange to the PSV. Roger
Do you normally include entrance loss of a vessel nozzle in the PSV inlet piping pressure drop calculations? I normally do, however, I see other engineers that only include the piping from the vessel nozzle flange to the PSV. Roger
Sep 8, 2010 #2 Latexman Chemical Joined Sep 24, 2003 Messages 6,953 Location US Yes. Pay attention to/specify the nozzle installation to determine what K to use for it. Inward projecting K = 0.78, flush and sharp-edged K = 0.5 and flush and rounded K = 0.04 to 0.28 (consult a reference like Crane's TP 410). Good luck, Latexman Upvote 0 Downvote
Yes. Pay attention to/specify the nozzle installation to determine what K to use for it. Inward projecting K = 0.78, flush and sharp-edged K = 0.5 and flush and rounded K = 0.04 to 0.28 (consult a reference like Crane's TP 410). Good luck, Latexman