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Selecting Pipe Sizes

06/30/2008 2:19 PM

OIL & CAUSTIC TO BE REACT TO FORM NEAT SOAP IN MIXER THE VISCOSITY IS 150-1500 cP. WHEN MIXED CONDITION IT IS 150cP.THIS WILL BE TRANFERED AT 15M3. PUMP CAPACITY IS 30M3 4 BAR g.PRESSURE AT DISCHARGE.BUT USING GEAR BOX WE REDUCED TO 15M3.Mixer bottom is cone , bottom nozzle elevation is 1500mm. pump suction and discharge is 80NB. how to select the bottom nozzle size of mixer .
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Re: Selecting Pipe Sizes

07/01/2008 2:18 PM

dear sir

please let me know ur contact details. i m sandeep lokhande. wish to be always connected with u. i m working in kenya as maintenance engg soap plant.my email id is sandeepplokhande@yahoo.com please mail me to stay connected.
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07/02/2008 5:52 PM

15M3 PER WHAT UNIT OF TIME!!!

DIVIDE FLOW RATE BY DESIRED VELOCITY OF FLUID TO OBTAIN AREA OF PIPE!!!!

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