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    Pressure Drop Results

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    The document summarizes the results of a liquid friction pressure loss calculation for a 3-inch Schedule 40 pipe. The pressure loss was 7.35 psi resulting in a head loss of 17 feet. The pipe is 30 feet long with 5 long radius elbows, 1 gate, 1 lift check, 3 balls, 1 butterfly valve, 1 pipe entrance, and 1 pipe exit. The flow rate was 185 gpm of water at 104 degrees Fahrenheit with a viscosity of 1 cP and specific gravity of 1.

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    The document summarizes the results of a liquid friction pressure loss calculation for a 3-inch Schedule 40 pipe. The pressure loss was 7.35 psi resulting in a head loss of 17 feet. The pipe is 30 feet long with 5 long radius elbows, 1 gate, 1 lift check, 3 balls, 1 butterfly valve, 1 pipe entrance, and 1 pipe exit. The flow rate was 185 gpm of water at 104 degrees Fahrenheit with a viscosity of 1 cP and specific gravity of 1.

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    The document summarizes the results of a liquid friction pressure loss calculation for a 3-inch Schedule 40 pipe. The pressure loss was 7.35 psi resulting in a head loss of 17 feet. The pipe is 30 feet long with 5 long radius elbows, 1 gate, 1 lift check, 3 balls, 1 butterfly valve, 1 pipe entrance, and 1 pipe exit. The flow rate was 185 gpm of water at 104 degrees Fahrenheit with a viscosity of 1 cP and specific gravity of 1.

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    Pressure Drop Results

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    tahseenahsan
    The document summarizes the results of a liquid friction pressure loss calculation for a 3-inch Schedule 40 pipe. The pressure loss was 7.35 psi resulting in a head loss of 17 feet. The pipe is 30 feet long with 5 long radius elbows, 1 gate, 1 lift check, 3 balls, 1 butterfly valve, 1 pipe entrance, and 1 pipe exit. The flow rate was 185 gpm of water at 104 degrees Fahrenheit with a viscosity of 1 cP and specific gravity of 1.

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    8/17/2016

    PressureDropResults

    LiquidFrictionPressureLoss
    PressureLoss(psi):7.35HeadLoss(ft):17
    LineNumber:0
    Date:8/17/2016
    NominalPipeSize:3
    PipeSchedule:SCH40
    FlowRate(gpm):185
    Viscosity(cP):1
    SpecificGravity(water=1):1
    Temperature(F):104
    PipeRoughness(ft):0.00015
    ActualPipeID(in.):3.068
    FluidVelocity(ft/sec):8.03
    ReynoldsNumber:190703
    FlowRegion:Turbulent
    FrictionFactor:0.019
    OverallK:16.94

    PipingLength(ft):30
    LongRadiusElbows:5
    Gate:1
    LiftCheck:1

    Ball:3
    Butterfly2in.to8in.:1
    PipeEntrance:1
    PipeExit:1

    'CopyandPaste'PressureLossorHeadLossintootherapplications
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