When it comes to industrial product manufacturing, it’s important to consider the potential for cavitation and flashing, as these factors can have a significant impact on the performance and longevity of the equipment. Fortunately, many CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote) software solutions have developed algorithms that can help validate the risk of cavitation and flashing and the percentage of flashing for specific applications.
These algorithms typically take into account factors such as fluid properties, pressure, temperature, and flow rate to estimate the potential for cavitation and flashing. By using these algorithms, manufacturers can validate their product designs and ensure that they are optimized for the specific application.
In addition, some CPQ software solutions also provide tools for calculating the percentage of flashing, which can help manufacturers estimate the amount of vaporization that will occur in the fluid. This can be useful for determining the appropriate product size and for estimating the risk of equipment damage due to flashing.
Overall, by incorporating cavitation and flashing calculations into their CPQ software, manufacturers can provide more accurate and effective solutions to their customers. This can lead to improved efficiency, reduced downtime, and increased customer satisfaction, making it a valuable investment for any industrial product manufacturer.