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how can i calculate density of a liquid pumped in a closed circuit and i don't know the nature of it ?
maxx_payne said:yes i have but will it be by the way of mass over volume ? or there is another advanced method
The formula for calculating liquid density in a closed circuit is density = mass/volume, where density is measured in kg/m³, mass is measured in kg, and volume is measured in m³.
The mass of the liquid can be measured using a scale or balance. Simply weigh the container holding the liquid before and after filling it with the liquid. The difference in weight will give you the mass of the liquid.
Liquid density in a closed circuit is typically measured in kg/m³, but other units such as g/cm³ or lbs/gal may also be used.
Yes, the density of a liquid in a closed circuit can change depending on factors such as temperature, pressure, and the type of liquid. These changes can affect the mass and volume of the liquid, thus altering its overall density.
The density of a liquid in a closed circuit does not directly affect its flow rate. However, it can indirectly impact the flow rate by affecting the pressure and viscosity of the liquid, which can in turn affect the flow rate through the circuit.