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Flow by gravity in a not full pipe

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babooman

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Dear all,

I need to perform a calculation of the flow by gravity in a not full pipe. I used in the past Manning equation for that purpose with water pipes, but this time the fluid is diesel oil. I am not sure of the correction to be done in Manning equation, since I guess that diesel viscosity must have some impact.

I appreciate any help. I'm trying to find some reference or alternative equation without success so far.

Thanks in advance.
 
But it would not do that, if the exit was fully submerged.

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