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    Pipe Diameter RQRD

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    This document is calculating the required pipe diameter for a water flow rate of 0.3 cubic meters per second. It performs an iterative calculation, first assuming a friction factor of 0.015 and calculating an initial diameter of 0.15822 meters. It then calculates the actual friction factor based on this diameter and flow conditions, finding a new friction factor of 0.0102.

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    This document is calculating the required pipe diameter for a water flow rate of 0.3 cubic meters per second. It performs an iterative calculation, first assuming a friction factor of 0.015 and calculating an initial diameter of 0.15822 meters. It then calculates the actual friction factor based on this diameter and flow conditions, finding a new friction factor of 0.0102.

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    This document is calculating the required pipe diameter for a water flow rate of 0.3 cubic meters per second. It performs an iterative calculation, first assuming a friction factor of 0.015 and calculating an initial diameter of 0.15822 meters. It then calculates the actual friction factor based on this diameter and flow conditions, finding a new friction factor of 0.0102.

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    Pipe Diameter RQRD

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    Kim Somera
    This document is calculating the required pipe diameter for a water flow rate of 0.3 cubic meters per second. It performs an iterative calculation, first assuming a friction factor of 0.015 and calculating an initial diameter of 0.15822 meters. It then calculates the actual friction factor based on this diameter and flow conditions, finding a new friction factor of 0.0102.

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    PIPE DIAMETER REQUIRED

    Q(m3/s) 0.3
    ks (m) 0.00026
    L (m) 40
    g (m/s2) 9.81
    hf (m) 45
    v (m2/s) 1.00E-06

    Iteration one

    1) Assume an f: 0.015

    2) Calculate D based on assumed f: D (m) = 0.15822


    3) Determine Flow Conditions

    Q (m3/s)= 0.3
    A (m2) = 0.019661
    V (m/s) = 15.25844

    Re = 2.41E+06

    4) Using thesee flow conditions, and assumed D, find f:

    f (new)= 1.02E-02

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