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    Exhaust System Restriction Calculator (Equivelent Length of Pipe Method)

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    Mạnh Ngô Đức
    This document outlines an exhaust system restriction calculator that uses equivalent length of pipe measurements to calculate total exhaust system length and exhaust back pressure. It requests inputs of straight pipe length, flexible pipe length, number of bends, silencer length, transition unit length and exhaust diameter. It then calculates total equivalent length and exhaust back pressure as a function of equivalent length, diameter and exhaust gas mass flow rate.

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    This document outlines an exhaust system restriction calculator that uses equivalent length of pipe measurements to calculate total exhaust system length and exhaust back pressure. It requests inputs of straight pipe length, flexible pipe length, number of bends, silencer length, transition unit length and exhaust diameter. It then calculates total equivalent length and exhaust back pressure as a function of equivalent length, diameter and exhaust gas mass flow rate.

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    This document outlines an exhaust system restriction calculator that uses equivalent length of pipe measurements to calculate total exhaust system length and exhaust back pressure. It requests inputs of straight pipe length, flexible pipe length, number of bends, silencer length, transition unit length and exhaust diameter. It then calculates total equivalent length and exhaust back pressure as a function of equivalent length, diameter and exhaust gas mass flow rate.

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    Exhaust System Restriction Calculator (Equivelent Length of Pipe Method)

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    Mạnh Ngô Đức
    This document outlines an exhaust system restriction calculator that uses equivalent length of pipe measurements to calculate total exhaust system length and exhaust back pressure. It requests inputs of straight pipe length, flexible pipe length, number of bends, silencer length, transition unit length and exhaust diameter. It then calculates total equivalent length and exhaust back pressure as a function of equivalent length, diameter and exhaust gas mass flow rate.

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    Exhaust system restriction calculator (equivelent length of pipe m Inputs

    1. Total length of straight pipe in metres ( l ) 2. Total length of flexible pipe in metres ( lf ) 3. Number of 90 deg bends ( n ) 4. Number of 45 deg bends ( nf ) 5. Length of exhaust bellows in metres ( B ) 6. Equivelent length of silencer in metres ( S ) 7. Equivelent length of transition units in metres (T) Calculated equivelent length of total exhaust system (L) 2. Diameter of system in mm ( D ) 4. Exhaust gas mass flow rate ( Q ) kg/sec If not known refer to line 23 to calculate the mass flow in kg/sec Calculated exhaust back pressure in kPa ( P ) Where: P = L x Q^2 x 158.267 x 10^9/D^5.33 To find exhaust gas mass flow in kg/s given volumetric flow rate in m3/min 0 0 #DIV/0! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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    1. Exhaust gas flow rate in m3/min ( F ) 2. Exhaust gas temperature in deg C ( T ) 3. Maximum allowable exhaust back pressure (gauge) in kPa ( P ). Calculated exhaust gas mass flow rate in kg/sec ( Q ) Where Q = (P + 100) x 1000 x F / 312 / (T + 273) Note: R for exhaust gas = 312 Nm / kg degK 0 0 0

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    calculator (equivelent length of pipe method)

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