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sorry it is tanks

Hi all, If a pipe has a 1" inside diameter and has a 40bar pressure at one end and 3bar pressure at the other what would be the maximum flow through that pipe? The fluid has water properties and the pipe length is unknown. Thanks

it was just put to me from an engineer, I did not know if it was possible from that data. That was all I asked, so your theory of "wild guessing" seems strange. Just dont come in with daft comments.

how could nobody think of that? If there was a flow meter available it would be used

thanks for the help but this was the only info given to me. if the density was known how would the flow be known? would this be accurate?

pressure unit is kp/cm squared

sorry forgot this info: viscosity units are centistoke and the inlet and outlet pipe diameter is 80mm thanks

sorry forgot this info: viscoty units are cst and the inlet and outlet pipe diameter are 80mm thanks

Hi all, got a bit of a problem with a pump. Data: liquid handled: hydraulic oil discharge pressure: 70-80 kp/cm2g suction pressure: 0-0.1 kp/cm2g efficency: 75% speed: 3550rpm rotation: clockwise seal type: mechanical weight: 13kg frequency: 60Hz voltage: 440V Viscosity @ 40degC is 32.5...

Hi all, got a bit of a problem with a pump. Data: liquid handled: hydraulic oil discharge pressure: 70-80 kp/cm2g suction pressure: 0-0.1 kp/cm2g efficency: 75% speed: 3550rpm rotation: clockwise seal type: mechanical weight: 13kg frequency: 60Hz voltage: 440V Viscosity @ 40degC is 32.5...