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Flow Coefficient CV and Kv
Flow Coefficient comparative
Flow coefficient for ball valve
Discharge Coefficient
Flow Coefficient (Cv and Kv)
Pressure drop Coefficient zeta (ζ)
Discharge Coefficient (C)
Flow Rate (Q)
Flow velocity (v)
Head drop (Δh)
Pressure drop (ΔP)
 
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Flow Equations
Non-Dimensional Flow Coefficient (C) (Discharge coefficient) Calculation

A: Area
C: Flow coefficient (non-dimensional)
d: density ( water density = 1000kg/m³)
D: Diameter
g: Gravity 9.8 m/s²
K: Flow coefficient (dimensional) (Kv)(Cv)
Q: Flow rate
SG: Specific gravity (1 for water)
v: Velocity
Δh: Head Drop (high of fluid)
ΔP: Pressure Drop

Equations: Flow Coefficient C
C=Q/ [ SQRT ( 2 · g ·Δh) · A

Equations: Flow Coefficient C
C=Q/ [ SQRT ( 2 · g ·Δh) · (D)² · π / 4 ]

Equations: Flow Coefficient C
C=Q/ [ SQRT ( 2·ΔP/d) · A]

Equations: Flow Coefficient C
C=Q/ [ sqrt(2·ΔP/d) · (D)²·π/4]

Equations: Flow Coefficient C
C = K· sqrt(d/2) / [(D)² · π/4]
K = Cv, when K is referenced in [gpm] [psi] units.
K = Kv, when K is referenced in [m³/h] [bar] units.





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