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    Pipe Sizing



    I have found a formula in a book for calculating the size of pipes and I have a couple of queries.

    m=Qo/dh kg/s
    then
    V=mv
    then
    A=V/U m2

    My main query relates to calculating flowrates for each section. At which point on the log chart do I obtain the specific volume for the liquid line, the suction line etc.

    And probably more importantly does the formula seem accurate.



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    Re: Pipe Sizing

    I am looking for formula or a chart for pipe sizeing on Air-conditioning and refrigeration lines.

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    Re: Pipe Sizing

    Can you please be more in detail.

    thank, You

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    Re: Pipe Sizing

    You are right - here are your formulaa expanded with units for units analysis - but you still need to know exactly what velocities suit you.
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    Re: Pipe Sizing

    Hi there,

    Check Mcquay site and download their piping-guide. It's very helpful and practical.

    Cheers
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    Re: Pipe Sizing

    Yap, the best thing for a refrigerant piping is McQuay manual...

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    Re: Pipe Sizing

    Quote Originally Posted by dallan View Post
    I have found a formula in a book for calculating the size of pipes and I have a couple of queries.

    m=Qo/dh kg/s
    then
    V=mv
    then
    A=V/U m2

    My main query relates to calculating flowrates for each section. At which point on the log chart do I obtain the specific volume for the liquid line, the suction line etc.

    And probably more importantly does the formula seem accurate.
    I hope this attacment helps you...

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