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Orifice Design Calculator is a smart tool that lets you calculate the dimensions of orifices that goes on different gas or liquid recipients.

Size a gas/liquid orifice plate using ISO5167 (2003) International standard and Crane’s Flow of Fluids through Valves equation 3.22, Fittings and Pipes, calculate the mass flow rate require for a certain orifice size and plot a profile chart of various mass flow rates vs. orifice size.

Orifice Design Calculator can be used to size orifice plates / square edge orifices. Generate a Ms. Excel based Engineering data sheet of results or print a summary.

Furthermore, the tool can Calculate the Mass flow rate upstream of an orifice, velocity, pressure loss, Reynolds’ number, Coefficient of discharge, Beta, Cross-sectional area and volumetric flow rate. Also, it includes standard pipe size, schedules, thickness, etc. Moreover, you have the ability to plot a chart for Calculated Mass low rates versus Calculated Orifice diameters.

To sum things up, Orifice Design Calculator is a neat and professional tool that lets you design and calculate orifices that are going to be fitted on different container or devices that hold or transfer liquid or gas. The tool requires experience in the field in order to be successfully operated.

Daniel Orifice Flow Calculator uses the ASME MFC-3M 1989 equation to determine the rate of fluid flowing for 2″ and larger pipe sizes. It will display the respective ratio, or orifice diameter to pipe diameter, for a given set of input variables. Provided for estimation purposes only, this simple, single-window program assists in sizing an orifice meter and bore size, though the calculated values for the beta ratio are approximate, typically within 2% – 5% for gases and steam, and 1% for liquids.

The program’s interface provides fields for inputting the operating temperature and pressure, base specific gravity, pipe size and ID, flow rate and type and differential pressure. I found that there are two calculation variables that the program does not take into account – The Reynolds Number correction and the Expansion factor. If no compressibility correction factor is entered, greater inaccuracies will occur for gas calculations with high operating pressures. Still, Daniel Orifice Flow Calculator provides useful assistance in the calculation of orifice diameters for estimation purposes.