This is probably simple. I have a 3/4 pipe fitted to a 1 inch pipe. I want the PSI at the 1 inch pipe to be 50. Does the PSI at the 3/4 need to be 62.5 (simple ratio conversion).
Ive been out of school too long.
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Changing PSI when going from 3/4 pipe to 1 inch
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Re: Changing PSI when going from 3/4 pipe to 1 inch
by BfloJoe » Wed Oct 23, 2013 12:48 am
I think there isn't any conversion. Pressure of a fluid or gas presses against all surfaces equally. It's just that an inside area of tubing will be longer compared to an equal inside area of a larger diameter tube.
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