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"bendel boy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > If I have a centrifugal pump, and want to split the flow down two > pipes, what controllability issues might I have if I use two > flow-controlled valves, one on each leg? (a) This is done all the time. If the equipment is correctly sized, it should not be a problem. > My first degree-of-freedom analysis indicated that I have two degrees > of freedom - so I can control the total flow and the flow down one > leg. (b) In general, if you put a total flow control valve in the common line, then you must put a flow control valve in one of the branches and a back pressure control valve in the other branch. I prefer option (a), it is simply and has less pressure drop.
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