When conveying materials pressure-loss is inevitable and must be
considered by establishing the required compressor power. Our
hoses are flow optimized, exceptionally smooth and the internal bending radius folds
in a regular pattern, reducing losses to a minimum. Significantly
lowering both the purchase and running costs of the system.
The total pressure-loss consists in the first part of ?pv,
which can be found in the diagrams. A second part ?pBogen
must be considered and calculated if the hose is installed with bends. (l
= length of the hose, ?
= resistance value see below, ?
= density e.g. of air is 1.21 kg/m³, v = velocity of flow):
The resistance value ? must be calculated for every individual bend:
Example:
Pressure-loss of an I.D. 75 mm AIRDUC®
PUR 351 MHF hose with a velocity flow of 19 m/s (i.e. in the
first diagram: ?pv=120 Pa/m).
The total length of the system is 12 m with one 90° bend
(i.e. ?=90° ? k=1) with the minimum bending radius (i.e. Bending
Radius/I.D.?1
? ?90°=0.51)
and a second 180° bend (i.e. ?=180° ? k=1,7)
constructed with the doubled minimum bending radius (?
?90°=0,3):
Average value of ?pv for the following hose types:
AIRDUC 341, 350, 351, 352, 362, 363
AIRDUC 356
BARDUC 381, 382
NEO 2, SIL 2
TIMBERDUC 533
NORPLAST 379 ? 380, 383 - 389
Average value of ?pv for the following hose types:
AIRDUC 345, 355
AIRDUC 357
NEO 1, SIL 1
PROTAPE 326, 327
TIMBERDUC 534
Average value of ?pv for the following hose types:
PROTAPE 310 ? 322, 370 ? 371
PROTAPE 301, 330 ? 332
TIMBERDUC 531, 532
CP 450 ? 487
SuperFlex 372
EVA 373
As the operating conditions of the user are outside our direct
control and the constructive variety is too large, we can not
guarantee the accuracy of the data.