How to calculate the quantity of steam lost due to pinhole
leak in a steam line of known pressure and line size?



How to calculate the quantity of steam lost due to pinhole leak in a steam line of known pressure ..

Answer / vikash

steam loss through pin hole = 2.5678 x e power (1.845 x steam jet length)

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