What does the PSI to GPM Orifice Flow Calculator do?
It applies the stated engineering conversion or estimation formula to the values you enter.
Estimate water flow through a circular orifice from its diameter and pressure difference.
Enter the orifice diameter in inches and pressure drop in psi.
How to use PSI to GPM Orifice Flow Calculator, plus the formulas and logic behind the results.
This educational calculator estimates water flow using a common simplified circular-orifice approximation.
GPM ≈ 19.65 × d(in)² × √ΔP(psi)The diameter is squared and multiplied by the square root of pressure drop and the empirical water-flow coefficient 19.65.
Estimate only. Real flow depends on discharge coefficient, geometry, water conditions, pipe losses, and measurement location.
Common questions about this conversion and how to interpret the result.
It applies the stated engineering conversion or estimation formula to the values you enter.
Yes. Decimal and whole-number inputs are supported.
Unit conversions can represent signed values. Physical estimates may require non-negative inputs as noted.
Calculations use the constants shown in the formula section; displayed values may be rounded.
Use them for reference and education. Confirm safety-critical work with applicable standards and qualified engineers.
Yes. It can be used without registration.