1. Converging Flow (Mixing): In this setup, two separate fluid streams converge into one. A practical example is the mixing of hot and cold water in a household faucet or industrial heat exchanger. In PIPE-FLO, this can now be modeled without requiring multiple control valves, reducing the number of devices and simplifying calculations.
2. Diverging Flow (Splitting): Diverging flow, often referred to as a T port valve configuration, involves splitting one fluid stream into two different outlets. This is frequently seen in HVAC systems, where air or fluid is routed into two different zones or processes. The 3-Way Valve in PIPE-FLO can represent this in a straightforward manner, helping engineers model split flows with minimal configuration.
To learn more about PIPE-FLO V20+ features, visit our PIPE-FLO Portal for key highlights. Download the new version and access support materials on our support page.
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