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1. The meaning of the coefficient k of steam orifice flowmeter
The ratio between the pressure difference and flow rate of the orifice instrument under certain flow rate, rolling and viscosity conditions, that is, k=Cv × (d/D) ^ 2. The steam orifice flowmeter is a commonly used instrument for measuring steam, gas, and liquid flow rates. Its coefficient k refers to the flow coefficient of the orifice plate and is one of the important parameters for measuring fluid flow with this instrument. The magnitude of the coefficient k determines the sensitivity and accuracy of the orifice instrument. The larger the value of k, the higher the sensitivity of the orifice instrument, and the wider the flow range that can be measured. However, this can also cause certain pressure losses.
2. The influence of orifice plate outflow coefficient on flow rate
The performance of orifice plate flowmeter under rapid flow changes has attracted the attention of researchers.
. The instantaneous turbulent flow was described using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) method and Realizable Separated Eddy Simulation (DES), and the evolution of instantaneous orifice flow coefficient C and internal flow field over time during flow rate linear acceleration was studied. In order to conduct a more in-depth comparative analysis, the acceleration process was discretized into steady-state points at different flow rates, and Realizable k - ε was used to simulate the pore flow coefficient and flow field structure at each steady-state point. The simulation results show that the steady-state pore flow coefficient C0 has an error within 3% compared to the ISO test regression curve, which proves the reliability of the simulation results. Fu

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