Compressed air
Compressed Air

A 7 bar compressor feeds a DN50 header that tees into two take-off drops. The isothermal compressible solver tracks density along every pipe, so the same mass flow means rising velocity as pressure falls — visible in the per-pipe results.
The tee's run and branch losses come from the Crane TP-410 correlations at the solved flow split, not a guessed K.
Solved results — Isothermal compressible solver, 5 iterations
| Header mass flow | 0.2071kg/s |
| Header velocity | 10.05m/s |
What this example shows
- Isothermal compressible flow with real density variation
- Crane TP-410 auto-K tee at the solved flow split
Explore it yourself
Open the solved model in the browser sandbox — no account needed — or create a project from this template to modify and re-run it.
