Crane updates Technical Paper 410

10 November, 2009

Crane Fluid Handling has updated its Technical Paper No. 410, which explains the flow of fluid through valves, pipes and fittings to help select equipment for piping systems. The paper has been updated several times since it was originally published in 1942. The latest edition marks the introduction of a companion web site containing a site of web-based tool to solve equations in the paper.

Other new features are chapters on pumps, control valves and flow meters, as well as an updated bibliography and technical references.

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