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Orifice Plate

04/22/2011 3:21 AM

Hello,

I'm new member in this forum ... I have a sevral quastions about which method

to use for design orifice plate.

I use a difference method wich i gain a difference answers.

the method i recently use are:

1. based on crane flow

2. based on Mink, Chem.

3. based on Dennis kirk

Please advise according to yours experience which is the right method i can use for

gain the right answer.

Thanks a lot,

David

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Re: orifice plate

04/22/2011 9:32 PM

Duplicate thread

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Re: orifice plate

04/24/2011 10:44 AM

Hi,

I did a Duplicate question in 2 different forums because I didn't get an answer in the first one, so I do a Duplicate question as I mentioned in the beginning that I'm new in this … :-(

If it is an appropriate behave please say so.

Thanks,

David

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