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1. Calculation formula for orifice flowmeter
The calculation formula for orifice flowmeter is as follows: The orifice flowmeter can be widely used in industries such as petroleum, chemical, natural gas, metallurgy, power, pharmaceuticals, etc., for continuous measurement of volume flow or mass flow of various liquids, gases, natural gas, and steam. Simply put, the differential pressure value needs to be square root output to correspond to the flow rate. In practical applications, the calculation is relatively complicated and rarely done by oneself. This is usually calculated using software. The measurement principle of differential pressure flowmeter is based on the principle of mutual conversion of mechanical energy of fluid. The fluid flowing in a horizontal pipeline has dynamic pressure energy and static pressure energy (potential energy is equal). Under certain conditions, these two forms of energy can be converted into each other, but the total energy remains unchanged. Taking the volumetric flow formula as an example: Qv=C εΑ/sqr (2 Δ P/(1- β ^ 4)/ρ 1), where: C outflow coefficient; ε coefficient of expansion Α cross-sectional area of throttling element, differential pressure output by M ^ 2 Δ P throttling device, Pa; β diameter ratio ρ 1 density of the measured fluid at I-I, kg/m3; Qv volumetric flow rate, m3/h According to the compensation requirements, temperature and pressure compensation need to be added. According to the calculation sheet, the calculation idea is to use the process parameters at 50 degrees as the benchmark to calculate the flow rate at any temperature and pressure. Actually, the important thing is the conversion of density. The calculation formula is as follows: Q=0.7 * d ^ 2 * ε *


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