A Question About the Flow of Natural Gas in a Junction

It looks like a homework question.

my question's condition is happen in the gas compressor stations. there is a pipe in the outlet of the compressor and divides in to two lines. one of the lines have an orifice that makes a pressure drop. then these two lines unify. I want to know that what is the mass ratio of gas from these two lines ?

There are several questions in my mind which you have to answer:

1. Pipe sizes?

2. How connected, Y or T shape? Which line is stem of T?

3. If both branches have to join after few meters, why at all it is bifurcated?

4. Why orifice? What is it's function intended?

5. Why at all you need this information?

I think you don't know any thing about the subject. because your questions are not technical and are not relevant to my question.

Dear hosseinmmedifer,

Here you are showing rudeness. You should ask question with humility. After all people in the forum spend their time to understand the question and answer it. Can you explain

1. How you concluded that I don't know any thing about the subject?

2. How you can say that my questions are not technical?

3. How you can say that my questions are not relevant to your question?

In fact, unless you answer my first two questions, it is difficult to answer your question. Other three questions are just out of curiosity for sake of information which you may choose not to answer it, but you can't brand them as non-technical or irrelevant.

Anyway I decided not to comment further on this thread.

Ask this guy

Nothing has been stated about the piping components, and without that knowledge the problem is imponderable.