Darcy–Weisbach Pressure Drop Calculator
ΔP = f × (L/D) × (ρ·v²/2)
Pipe Flow Rate ↔ Velocity Calculator
Q = A·v and A = π·D²/4
Reynolds Number Calculator
Re = (ρ·v·D)/μ
Pump Power Requirement Calculator
P = (ρ·g·Q·H) / (η × 1000)
Pipe Wall Thickness Calculator (ASME B31.3)
t = (P·D) / (2·S·E + P·Y)
Head Loss from Fittings (K-Factor Method)
hf = (ΣK · v²) / (2·g)
Thermal Expansion Stress & Elongation
ΔL = L·α·ΔT and σ = E·α·ΔT
Hydraulic Power & Efficiency Calculator
Phyd = (ρ·g·Q·H) / 1000 η = (Phyd / Pshaft) × 100
Valve Flow Coefficient Calculator (Cv ↔ Kv)
Kv = 0.865 × Cv Cv = 1.156 × Kv
Actuator Torque & Sizing (Quarter-Turn)
Running torque is estimated from ΔP acting on the obturator area with a type-dependent coefficient.
Breakaway adds packing/seating effects. Then a safety factor is applied for actuator sizing.
Actuator Check (optional)
Note: Estimates for quarter-turn valves. For gate/globe (linear) valves, use a thrust calculator (different model) — I can add that next.
Application‑wise Valve Selector
v1.0 • Halcyon Valves AutomationPick the service and constraints; the app suggests valve type(s), materials, seat/trim, actuator, and a target Cv/Kv. Optional flow inputs compute Cv/Kv exactly.