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water flow vs. pipe size

water flow vs. pipe size

water flow vs. pipe size

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How would you calculate max. water flow through a 1" orifice, assuming no friction loss; 120psi. ? and a 1 1/2" orifice?

RE: water flow vs. pipe size

I'd use the 'Crane flow of fluids' booklet.  If you do a keyword search, you'll find lots of information on it and how to get one.  It is also an excellent reference for other hydraulic problems you will be asked to answer.

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