ISO 5167 Orifice Straight Run with 3D Model -Explained

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[@sandeeppalve4735]

Asad....proud of you. Very nice and correctly said information.

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[@prashantchawathe3563]

Very nicely explained.

[@jose941978]

Absolutely Gold ...

[@user-rt6ji4wb1q]

Asad, well done, useful animation.

[@Uzair-rb2fy]

Useful information thanks

[@manjitkumar4863]

A question is , if we maintain upstream as per Column B then what about downstream length as per Column A or B ?

[@abdessamedghettas7167]

Thanks

[@swastikpalkar3314]

Hi Asad , you can make video on conditioning orifice too which don’t have such stringent upstream downstream straight run requirement.

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[@shamilahammadk8396]

Great explanation, loved it. One doubt though, isn't it table-3 actually? (Don't have the latest edition with me)

[@AsadPassionateEngineer]

Table 3 Includes the use of Flow Conditioners along with orifice .

[@MrFBI78]

That was very confusing