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    Pipe Material Steel Pipe Astm A53, Sch.40 S.No. Pipe Nominal Size MM Pipe (ID) MM Q (L/S) Velocity (M/S)

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    This document contains information about steel pipes of various nominal sizes ranging from 20 mm to 450 mm. For each pipe size, it lists the pipe's inner diameter, maximum flow rate in liters per second, maximum water velocity in meters per second, pressure loss per meter of pipe in Darcy units, and the relationship between pressure loss, velocity, gravity, pipe friction, length, density and flow velocity. It also defines the variables and units used in calculating pressure loss and flow characteristics in pipes.

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    Pipe Material Steel Pipe Astm A53, Sch.40 S.No. Pipe Nominal Size MM Pipe (ID) MM Q (L/S) Velocity (M/S)

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    This document contains information about steel pipes of various nominal sizes ranging from 20 mm to 450 mm. For each pipe size, it lists the pipe's inner diameter, maximum flow rate in liters per second, maximum water velocity in meters per second, pressure loss per meter of pipe in Darcy units, and the relationship between pressure loss, velocity, gravity, pipe friction, length, density and flow velocity. It also defines the variables and units used in calculating pressure loss and flow characteristics in pipes.

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    This document contains information about steel pipes of various nominal sizes ranging from 20 mm to 450 mm. For each pipe size, it lists the pipe's inner diameter, maximum flow rate in liters per second, maximum water velocity in meters per second, pressure loss per meter of pipe in Darcy units, and the relationship between pressure loss, velocity, gravity, pipe friction, length, density and flow velocity. It also defines the variables and units used in calculating pressure loss and flow characteristics in pipes.

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    Pipe Material Steel Pipe Astm A53, Sch.40 S.No. Pipe Nominal Size MM Pipe (ID) MM Q (L/S) Velocity (M/S)

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    This document contains information about steel pipes of various nominal sizes ranging from 20 mm to 450 mm. For each pipe size, it lists the pipe's inner diameter, maximum flow rate in liters per second, maximum water velocity in meters per second, pressure loss per meter of pipe in Darcy units, and the relationship between pressure loss, velocity, gravity, pipe friction, length, density and flow velocity. It also defines the variables and units used in calculating pressure loss and flow characteristics in pipes.

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    pipe material

    STEEL PIPE ‐ASTM A53, SCh.40

    Pipe nominal  Pipe (ID)  Velocity  Pa/m  


    S.No. Q (L/s)
    size mm mm (m/s) (Darcy)

    Discharge
    1 20 20.9 0.24 0.69 374
    2 25 26.64 0.45 0.81 276
    3 32 35 0.91 0.95 269
    4 40 40.9 1.38 1.05 273
    5 50 52.5 2.5 1.16 242
    6 65 62.7 4.3 1.39 282
    7 80 77.9 7.7 1.62 291
    8 100 102.2 15.9 1.94 300
    9 125 128.2 29 2.25 306
    10 150 154 47 2.52 309
    11 200 202.7 85 2.64 241
    12 250 254.5 125 2.46 160
    13 300 303.2 180 2.49 144
    14 350 333.3 220 2.52 131
    15 400 381 280 2.46 105
    16 450 428.5 360 2.50 94

    Δ P = ξ*V²/2g Δ P =
    Pressure loss in fittings (m) Δ P =
    Water Velocity (m/s) λ = Pipe friction 
    specific graving of water(kg/m³) = 9.8 m/s² L = Length of 
    coefficient of resistance ρ = Density of 
    V = Flow Velocity 
    di = Inside 

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