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Calculation of pipeline friction loss

2017-07-22View Original

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How is the friction loss calculated for a pipe that flows from a lower point to a higher point? Given: The medium is water ; Density 931.44 Kg ; Flow rate: 193 cubic meters per hour ; Inner diameter of pipeline: 238.8 mm ; Temperature 134℃ ; Length is 23.7m. (Pressure at lower equipment: 0.2 Mpa; pressure at higher equipment: -70 Kpa)

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