oh man, if it's purple i am not sure I can answer.Good question - purple?
edit: get to the Toppaaa!
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oh man, if it's purple i am not sure I can answer.Good question - purple?
Some thing strange - Hazen-Williams is too low to be practical for pressure flow? or i am missing some thing...Deja Vu nightmare for you matt:
For a discharge of 1.0 CFS, compute the head loss in a 1,500 foot, 6 inch diameter pipe.
Hazen-Williams Constant is 0.00085, water temperature is 60^ F.
Answer due within 24 hours.
it's because the pipe is purple.Some thing strange - Hazen-Williams is too low to be practical for pressure flow? or i am missing some thing...
Recycled water pipe from ancient times...very ancientit's because the pipe is purple.
he was talking about n*tsScratch brain?
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Some thing strange - Hazen-Williams is too low to be practical for pressure flow? or i am missing some thing...
Got that - epsilon value - roughness in feet...not so ancient and possibly not purpleNope, 0.00085 is right in there with a typical H-W design value for cast iron pipe.42 minutes ago, Haritha said: Some thing strange - Hazen-Williams is too low to be practical for pressure flow? or i am missing some thing...
shitonya, shitonya, shitonya,Poop is unsanitary.
That'll be $2,000 please.
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