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Pressure calculation for rectangular pipes

2015-11-12View Original

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May I ask if anyone has formulas for calculating the pressure and wall thickness of rectangular pipes used to transport water? It’s about knowing the specifications of the rectangular tube and the pressure in the pipeline, in order to determine whether the wall thickness meets the requirements
Reply #22015-11-14
Rectangular buried cement pipes are covered in \"CECS145:2002 _ Code for Design of Buried Rectangular Pipe Structures in Water Supply and Drainage Projects\"; rectangular exhaust pipes have also been encountered – consult ventilation or thermal engineering design manuals

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