It depends on too many factors:
1. Gas or Liquid 2. Plant piping, gathering or transmission lines 3. Carbon steel line, fiberglass, or thermoplastic 3. Process: relief system, pump or compressor suction. 4. errosion velocity 5. Economic: the higher the velocity, the higher the pressure loss (smallerpipe/valves), higher HP equipment downstream (more expensive). The lower the velocity, the lower the pressure drop (lower HP equipment downstream but higher cost for pipe/valves).
Cheers,
tiwarinj <tiwarinj@uniphos.com> wrote:
How do we decide the maximum velocity in a given diameter of pipe.
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