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Pneumatic Piping - Pressure Loss vs. Air Flow

Pressure loss in pneumatic tubes - sizes ranging 5 - 36 mm.

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Pressure loss in pneumatic pipe lines are indicated below. The diagram is calculated for

initial absolute pressure 7 bar
ANSI Schedule 40 steel pipes
per 100 m pipe line

Download Pneumatic Pipe Lines pressure loss chart as pdf-file

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