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flow calcs
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owlscreech
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If you are looking for an equation that relates Q to dP/L then combine the following found in Crane TP-410
Q = 236*d^2*sqrt[dP/(K*p)] and K = (f*L)/d
or
Q = 236*sqrt[(dP/L)*{d^5/(f*p)}]
where
Q gpm
dP delta Pressure psi
L length ft
d diameter inch
f friction factor, dimentionless, per Moody chart or from Crane TP-410 chart for turbulent flow.
p specific weight lbs/ft^3
Q = 236*d^2*sqrt[dP/(K*p)] and K = (f*L)/d
or
Q = 236*sqrt[(dP/L)*{d^5/(f*p)}]
where
Q gpm
dP delta Pressure psi
L length ft
d diameter inch
f friction factor, dimentionless, per Moody chart or from Crane TP-410 chart for turbulent flow.
p specific weight lbs/ft^3
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