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    This document discusses three types of problems involving flow through pipes. Type I involves knowing the flow rate Q and solving for head loss hL. Type II involves knowing the velocity V and solving for diameter D. Type III involves knowing the area A and solving for flow rate Q. The document provides the relevant equations to use such as Darcy-Weisbach and Halland equations as well as instructions to iterate the calculations if needed to converge on a solution.

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    3 types of pipe design questions. Discharge problem, size problem and head loss problem.

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    This document discusses three types of problems involving flow through pipes. Type I involves knowing the flow rate Q and solving for head loss hL. Type II involves knowing the velocity V and solving for diameter D. Type III involves knowing the area A and solving for flow rate Q. The document provides the relevant equations to use such as Darcy-Weisbach and Halland equations as well as instructions to iterate the calculations if needed to converge on a solution.

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    Pipe Questions

    Uploaded by

    jason403
    This document discusses three types of problems involving flow through pipes. Type I involves knowing the flow rate Q and solving for head loss hL. Type II involves knowing the velocity V and solving for diameter D. Type III involves knowing the area A and solving for flow rate Q. The document provides the relevant equations to use such as Darcy-Weisbach and Halland equations as well as instructions to iterate the calculations if needed to converge on a solution.

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    of 3

    Given

    Type I

    hL

    hL

    hL or P

    pi*D2/4

    Q or V

    0.01

    Unknown Assume f1

    Given
    Type III

    Unknown Assume f1

    Given
    Type II

    Unknown

    V or D

    0.01

    RE

    Q/A

    rho*V*D/mu

    RE

    Darcy-Weisbach

    rho*V*D/mu

    V and D

    RE

    Darcy-Weisbach and Q/A rho*V*D/mu

    /D

    f
    Halland

    /D

    f2
    Halland

    /D

    f2
    Halland

    hL
    Darcy-Weisbach
    if f2=f1 You are done.
    if f2f1 Chose f2 as your new f1
    if f2=f1 You are done.
    if f2f1 Chose f2 as your new f1

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