I'm struggling to find any data on pressure drop vs flow & pressure for
10mm^2 hose.Any pointers? Google seems to have failed me!
I'm struggling to find any data on pressure drop vs flow & pressure for
10mm^2 hose.Any pointers? Google seems to have failed me!
The Engineering Toolbox is good for that sort of thing
Thanks.
I found that, but doesn't go below 15mm internal diameter.
Flowrate will be down to around 40%. How accurately do you need to know?
Laminar flow is proportional to the fourth power of the radius. I think turbulent flow falls even faster in smaller pipes, but I am not sure. From above, flow in a 10mm tube is 20% of flow in a 15mm one.
Could you extend the middle scale on the nomogram? looks like it halves per unit distance, does that make it ln(2)?
?? I'm looking for pressure drop over a length.
Given the few sizes of air hose, 6, 8 and 10mm^2 (I have come across
14mm^2) I am surprised there aren't simple tables around showing drop with air flow wrt to pressure and hose size.
I could but surprised there aren't simple tables around for such a common issue.
The page starts of with a formula including diameter.
It then has 2 calculators.
The metric one will give you answers for 1m^3/min, 1m length, 10mm pipe,
7kg/cm^2.Perhaps you should try shorter pipes or higher pressures.
Andy
Once fred mentioned it, I tried a few values and it seems quite determined not to like the inputs
I have about 50m of braided plastic 10mm? hose attached to my workshop compressor. (means I can reach a flat tyre anywhere in the yard) Clearly there are losses on full flow but it still serves to blow dust out of radiator fins....
I have now used it and the numbers seem low.
For instance, an impact wrench might take 8 CFM, (all measurements from the web seem to be in imperial) 1CFM = 30ltr/min so such a wrench would take 0.24m^3.
Over a 10mm hose over 10m @ 5bar that equates to a minimal pressure drop of 0.2 bar, which seems low to me.
I have rounded numbers for convenience.
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