Calculate typical gas and liquid pipe fitting friction factor and flow coefficients for converging or diverging circular nozzles.
The flow factors are applicable for liquid flow, and low velocity gas flow. At high gas velocity compressible gas behaviour affects the flowrate. The friction factor K and discharge coefficient are calculated for both the small diameter, and the large diameter. The nozzle can be either tapered with a transition, or abrupt with no transition. The taper angle is equal to half the cone angle.
Note : The calculated values are typical. Manufacturers data should be used if it is available.
Reference : Crane Technical Paper 410M Metric Version : Flow Of Fluids Through Valves, Fittings And Pipe
Tool Input
- schdtypea : Pipe Schedule A Type
- diamtypea : Diameter A Type
- ODau : User Defined Outside Diameter A
- IDau : User Defined Inside Diameter A
- wtntypea : Wall Thickness A Type
- tnau : User Defined Wall Thickness A
- schdtypeb : Pipe Schedule B Type
- diamtypeb : Diameter B Type
- ODbu : User Defined Outside Diameter B
- IDbu : User Defined Inside Diameter B
- wtntypeb : Wall Thickness B Type
- tnbu : User Defined Wall Thickness B
- angtype : Transition Type
- Θu : User Defined Transition Cone Angle
- Ltu : User Defined Transition Length
- flowtype : Fluid Flow Type
- factype : Flow Factor Type
Tool Output
- Β : Small Diameter Over Large Diameter Ratio
- Θ : Transition Cone Angle
- Av : SI Flow Coefficient
- Cd : Discharge Coefficient
- Cv* : Dimensionless US Flow Coefficient (Cv-us / IDin^2)
- Cv-met : Metric Flow Coefficient
- Cv-uk : UK Flow Coefficient
- Cv-us : US Flow Coefficient
- ID : Calculation Inside Diameter
- ID1 : Small Inside Diameter
- ID2 : Large Inside Diameter
- IDin : Calculation Inside Diameter (inches)
- K : K Friction Factor Or Resistance Factor
- Kv : EU Flow Coefficient
- Lt : Transition Length