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Incompressible Orifice Flow Meter Calculations /
Orifice meters, which are widely used for flow measurement in pipes, require a value for the orifice coefficient for most calculations. ISO 5167 and ASME MFC- 14M standards provide a means for calculating the orifice coefficient with reasonable precision for specific pressure tap configurations. How...
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| 520 | 3 | |a Orifice meters, which are widely used for flow measurement in pipes, require a value for the orifice coefficient for most calculations. ISO 5167 and ASME MFC- 14M standards provide a means for calculating the orifice coefficient with reasonable precision for specific pressure tap configurations. However, these approaches require an iterative calculation for either flow rate of the fluid or required orifice diameter. This Excel workbook facilitates these iterative calculations. This workbook includes worksheets for calculating: 1) fluid flow rate for specified pipe diameter, orifice diameter and measured pressure difference 2) required orifice diameter for specified pipe diameter, fluid flow rate and pressure difference 3) pressure difference for specified pipe diameter, orifice diameter, and fluid flow rate. Each of these calculations can be made using ISO 5167 equations (for pipe diameters from 2" to 40"), ASME MFC-14M equations (for pipe diameters from 0.5" to 1.5"), or with a user specified value for the orifice coefficient. | |
| 518 | |a Originally produced by Harlan Bengtson 2015. | ||
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| 588 | |a Description based on title URL and its spreadsheet viewed on May 06, 2016. | ||
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