It calculates the pressure drop (or dynamic pressure drop)
of a piece of oleodynamic system with constant section.
For circuits composed of multiple traits in series with different sections is
necessary calculate them separately and sum the results related to each section.
Kind of pipe
Pipe dimension
Øe (mm)
Øi (mm)
Absolute roughness of the inner wall
mm
Required flow rate
l min
Kind of fluid
Working temperature of fluid
ºC
Fluid viscosity
cSt
ºE
Fluid density
kg/l
Linear pipe length
m
90° joints
n.
Curves derived from a bent pipe
n.
Ratio R/D
R (mm)
Results | |||
Fluid velocity in the pipe | m/s | ||
Relative roughness of the inner wall | r/d | ||
Reynolds number | |||
Friction coefficient (Colebrook White) | |||
Resultant dynamic pressure drop | kg/cm2 |
Notes.
Selection of the kind of circuit is useful to indicate the useful field for each
application avoiding undesiderable effects such as back pressure at drain pipe,
cavitation at suction pipe or accentuated noise on the sending pipe.
Joint with an R/D ratio higher than the maximum avaiable can be neglected (add the development of the joint on the length of the pipe).
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