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valmeidan

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So I am designing a manifold, and I know there are multiple ways to weld a barb to a pipe, however the barb needs to be on a 30-45 degree angle (undecided) so reduce pressure drop, now, I will machine the barb, but would it be best to just drop the barb into an angled hole in the pipe? or cut a wedge shape on the end of the barb and mating pipe and weld or what?
 
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The manifold diameter looks too small relative to the size of the branches. You have too much velocity in the pipe - increase the manifold diameter so that the velocity pressure is inconsequential compared to the static pressure in the manifold. Study your fluid dynamics before you try to tweak a manifold that will never work regardless of take-off angle.
 
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