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Hi, I follow an article from the Chemical Engeneering Plant Notebook section to calculate the size of an orifice meter in a pipe and check the mass flux. I hope to be helpful to somebody. Kind regards,  orifice_meter_calculation.sm (34kb) downloaded 25 time(s).
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Sorry Xavier ... for the birds.
Orifice plate solves from standard ISO-5167.
Help YES/NO as you wish.
Jean
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Hi Jean,
YES is the answer.
Hope it help.
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Originally Posted by: Javier Ochoa  Hi Jean,
YES is the answer. Don't ask me how many Orifice Plate I calculated ... several 100's Please, don't hesitate more questions. Have a god day ... Jean. Inst_Orifice Plate.sm (421kb) downloaded 12 time(s).
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