Has anyone here learnt pressure differential measurement in flowing compressed hydrocarbons?
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I can’t even understand your question with my room temperature IQ!
I'm sure that the Most Interesting Briton in His Own Mind will be along shortly to discuss fluid conduit engineering as it pertains to the petrochemical pipeline industry.
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Laminar, as we use flow conditioners up stream of the oriface plates with temp and sample ports downstream .
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Tap hole. Thermometer has a temperature housing insert. But it’s down stream where it shouldn’t effect the pressure differential.
tap hole is when you weld a weldolet on pipe and tap through it then pull sample from whatever passes by that level of flow, not really representative depending on visc, density, turbulation, and many other factors. To get a better representation of whats going on you need a perforated tube running through the whole pipe diameter or pressure vessel that can be adjusted using a manual pin valve counting drips or flow per minute to get correct flow for size of sample over whole batch, or you can get a skid sampler made up by Emerson or Endress to do it for you. If you are doing school work keep studying, if you have a real world question send me a PM, I sleep at Holiday Inns
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Not sure how to hot tap a gauge on there but here is a decent illustration of a pressure differential.
