i want to get the system curve of a pipeline , i ask about the method,i calculate th loss for fixed flow rated and i use the formula : PDC = a * (Qv^2)to get the curve.
with
PDC is the losshead in the system
Qv is the volume flow rate
when can i use yhis formula ?
is there any other method ?
I'm asking about the eligibles values of the velocity in water pipeline (drinking water) (discharge pipes and aspiration pipes). I need references of these information.
I'm modeling in pipeline using AFT impulse and i want to know the difference between support "anchored upstream" , "anchored throughtout" and "with expansion joints".
i have problem of water hammer in pump station, and i want to know how to size an air vessel (analytical approach)?
should i always also use a relief valve ?
(this is the first time i work on this subject)
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i'm running a transient model of pump station, and i found that there is a vapor volume in some pipes, and i don't know how to evaluate this volume: I mean that how can i know that volume is high or it is negligeable ?! Or it shoudn't exist even ?
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I'm rtryinng to run a transient model of shutting off pumps with "Trip with inertia and no back flow or reverse flow" , so i can't define this junction (pump) because of efficiency values that i have entered in curve data (This error is given by The software)
i didn't get the impact of...
I'm working on pump station which is already designed, But i'm want to just verify the design manually or using a software, have you any idea how shall i start?
i'm runing a model of pump station and i have simulated, using AFT impulse as software, the shut off of pump and the surge caused by it, so i have surge around 300 bar in upstream and downstream pipes (DN400 and DN500). i don't know if surge can reach such pressure !!
I feel like i'm missing...
I hope this is the right forum. If not, please direct me to the right one. Thanks.
I'm working on calculating the surge in pipe after closing a valve (Abrupt closure), and i'm confused which wave speed's formula to use.
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