Hello Engineers! In this video, we dive into the critical concept of erosion velocity in piping systems and how to effectively reduce it during the piping sizing process. Whether you’re working with gas, liquid, or multiphase flow, managing erosion velocity is crucial for ensuring the longevity and safety of your piping infrastructure.
We’ll cover proven techniques such as:
• Increasing pipe diameter to reduce flow velocity
• Selecting lower velocity design criteria for optimized performance
• Avoiding abrupt changes in pipe size or direction to minimize turbulent flow and erosion
• Using erosion-resistant materials or linings for enhanced durability
Understanding these strategies can help engineers and designers avoid costly repairs, extend the lifespan of piping systems, and improve the efficiency of fluid transport.
🔧 Key Takeaways:
Learn how to calculate and control erosion velocity in piping systems
Explore practical tips to reduce erosion risks
Discover design strategies for safer, more reliable pipelines
If you're a process engineer, mechanical designer, or someone working in fluid dynamics, this video is packed with valuable insights you can implement in your next project!
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Timestamps:
(00:00) : video starts
(00:47) : What is Erosion Velocity?
(02:30) : Why Erosion Velocity Matters
(03:48) : Increase Pipe Diameter
(04:55) : Select a Lower Velocity Design Criterion
(06:34) : Avoid Abrupt Changes in Direction or Diameter
(07:48) : Use Erosion-Resistant Materials or Linings
(08:30) : Control Solid Content
(09:03) : Use Flow Conditioners or Flow Straighteners
(09:38) : Implement Proper Flow Direction
(11:12) : THANKS FOR WATCHING!
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