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Is there a formula for calculating the pressure drop in drainage channels?

2011-07-07View Original

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This post was last edited by security on 2011-7-8 at 12:50. There are formulas for calculating pressure drop in pipes, but are there any formulas for calculating pressure drop in drainage channels? Or are there any reference standards or guidelines? Has anyone done calculations in this area? !
Reply #22011-07-07
Drainage channels are non-pressure self-priming pipes; there is no pressure in them to begin with, so where could there be a pressure drop?
Reply #32011-07-07
Reply to 2# tqg317: Even if flow occurs naturally due to the terrain, there must still be head loss; otherwise the loss would be too great and the desired flow rate wouldn’t be achieved

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