May I ask how the parameter 0.0188 is derived in the pipe diameter calculation? ? ?

2017-10-16View Original

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May I ask how the parameter 0.0188 is derived in the pipe diameter calculation? ? ?

Reply #22017-10-16

Just ask a question, in one sentence – can’t you say just that? The process of calculating the tower diameter is complex; where exactly is 0.0188 used in the calculations? Only by making things clear can everyone express their opinions. As far as I remember, I’ve never seen 0.0188!

Reply #32017-10-17

(4/3600/PI)^0.5=0.0188

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