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Solving the formula for calculating pipe frictional resistance

2011-11-04View Original

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S – pipe friction loss; S = 10.3*n^2/d^5.33, where n is the roughness of the pipe’s inner wall and d is the inner diameter of the pipe. Does anyone know where this formula comes from? I’ve been puzzled by this for a long time. Thank you! !
Reply #22011-11-05
Reply to 1# jinjinaaaaaaaa: Welcome everyone to share and offer advice!
Reply #32015-05-20
I am also looking for information on this issue, regarding the calculation of frictional losses along pipes

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