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Natural Gas > Pitot Tube
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Pitot Tube Defined
A small device that can be inserted into a pipe to measure the flow of a liquid or gas. This device is composed of two tubes arranged in such a manner that will allow the measurement of both the velocity and static pressures of the flowing liquid or gas. The difference in these pressures is a function of the flow within the pipe.
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