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Sigo haciendo preguntas sobre los cálculos hidráulicos de tuberías a presión, ¡es urgente!

2016-11-11View Original

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H = (v²·L) / (C²·R). La altura hidráulica H, la longitud del tubo L, el coeficiente de Chezy C y el radio hidráulico R son todos unidades de longitud, es decir, en metros. Solo la velocidad está expresada en m/s. ¿Cómo se debe interpretar esta fórmula? ? ?
Reply #22016-11-23
No lo entiendo. Puedes consultar el manual correspondiente; allí seguramente habrá información sobre estos parámetros

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