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Keep asking questions about hydraulic calculations for pressure pipelines; it’s urgent!

2016-11-11View Original

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H = (v^2 * L) / (C^2 * R). Here, head H, pipe length L, Chezy coefficient C, and hydraulic radius R are all in units of length, measured in meters; only the velocity is in units of m/s. How should this formula be understood? ? ?
Reply #22016-11-23
I can’t understand it; you can check the relevant manual, as these parameters should be listed there

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