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What units are you working in? What application? Is it control lines, workshop, plant air, or larger volumes? What pressures are you using? This affects piping and details.<br>
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Do you have a piping flow design program, or are you looking for a table such as you would find in a text book? Data books used to be published by compressor vendors many years ago. These are still available in libraries and contain data which is still valid.<br>
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Alternatively you can write your own spreadsheet for doing the calculation. There should be a pipe flow design program available on the Net, but I dont have the site address.
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Do you have a piping flow design program, or are you looking for a table such as you would find in a text book? Data books used to be published by compressor vendors many years ago. These are still available in libraries and contain data which is still valid.<br>
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Alternatively you can write your own spreadsheet for doing the calculation. There should be a pipe flow design program available on the Net, but I dont have the site address.
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Take a look at PipingDesign.com. I have a few links to different fluid flow-related software packages there as well as some information on piping layout.<br><br>If you're new to piping, I'd suggest you consult a local mechanical engineer for advice.<br><br>Paul<br>___________________________________________________<br>Web-Based Resource for Process Piping Professionals<br>Mailing List: <<A HREF=" TARGET="_new"> <<A HREF=" TARGET="_new">
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