The mass of the steel pipe and water? ? ?
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I would like to ask: what is the weight of a 53-meter-long DN325 carbon steel pipe? Filled with pure water, what is the total mass of the water and the pipe? ? Thank you!
For this, you need to know the wall thickness; by subtracting the volumes of the two parts from each other and then multiplying by the density of the steel pipe, you can get the mass of the pipe. The same calculation applies to water as well.
Wall thickness, whether it is seamless, whether it is galvanized, number of welds, presence of valves……
I’m putting Harvard below to see if it can move, haha
They can’t be that lazy! Don’t even want to calculate the basic things?
It’s not like that; I’m asking if it’s possible to switch to another car
Haha, then at the current price of steel, it’s probably not possible to replace it:lol
Add one more tube of water; that should be enough. :lol:lol
It also depends on what kind of water it is.:lol