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Pressure Drop across a hole

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MMMMM17

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I have to calculate the pressure drop across a hole on a thick plate. I don't find the correct equation.

Could you help me?

Thanks
 
Some details would be helpful. Diameter? Plate thickness? Sharp edges, rounded edges? Incompressible or compressible flow? Upstream pressure? Downstream pressure? Fluid, the number of phases, it's conditions and properties?

Are you a student or an engineer? The lack of necessary detail is appalling. Anticipating what is needed to answer your question, may help answer your question.

Good luck,
Latexman
 
I'm an engineer and I gave you few data because I was searching the equation not the solution.

I have just found it.

Thank you
 
In principle you can use a general orifice equation like the one for a PSV (API 521). You just have to choose the right coefficient of discharge

Best regards

Morten
 
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