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                                           Piping System Friction
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                    TABLE 3.5 Flow of Water in Steel Pipe  (Continued )

                              16-in schedule 40,  18-in schedule 40,  20-in schedule 40,
                               ID   15.000 in     ID   16.876 in      ID   18.812 in
                                                                          V
                      Flow,           2   Hf,            2    Hf,           2    Hf,
                                   V
                                                      V
                     gal/min V, ft/s  2 g, ft ft/100 ft V, ft/s  2 g, ft ft/100 ft V, ft/s  2 g, ft ft/100 ft
                      00300  00.55  0.005  0.008  00.43  0.003  0.004  00.35  0.002  0.003
                      00400  00.73  0.008  0.013  00.57  0.005  0.007  00.46  0.003  0.004
                      00500  00.91  0.013  0.019  00.72  0.008  0.011  00.58  0.005  0.006
                      00600  01.09  0.018  0.027  00.86  0.012  0.015  00.69  0.007  0.009
                      00700  01.27  0.025  0.036  01.00  0.016  0.020  00.81  0.010  0.012
                      00800  01.45  0.033  0.045  01.15  0.021  0.026  00.92  0.013  0.015
                      00900  01.63  0.042  0.056  01.29  0.026  0.032  01.04  0.017  0.019
                      01000  01.82  0.051  0.068  01.43  0.032  0.039  01.15  0.021  0.023
                      01200  02.18  0.074  0.095  01.72  0.046  0.054  01.38  0.030  0.032
                      01400  02.54  0.100  0.127  02.01  0.063  0.072  01.62  0.041  0.042
                      01600  02.90  0.131  0.163  02.30  0.082  0.092  01.85  0.053  0.054
                      01800  03.27  0.166  0.203  02.58  0.104  0.114  02.08  0.067  0.067
                      02000  03.63  0.205  0.248  02.87  0.128  0.139  02.31  0.083  0.081
                      02500  04.54  0.320  0.377  03.59  0.200  0.211  02.89  0.129  0.123
                      03000  05.45  0.461  0.535  04.30  0.288  0.297  03.46  0.186  0.174
                      03500  06.35  0.627  0.718  05.02  0.392  0.397  04.04  0.254  0.232
                      04000  07.26  0.820  0.921  05.74  0.512  0.511  04.62  0.331  0.298
                      04500  08.17  1.04  1.15  06.45  0.647  0.639  05.19  0.419  0.372
                      05000  09.08  1.28  1.41  07.17  0.799  0.781  05.77  0.517  0.455
                      06000  10.9  1.84   2.01  08.61  1.15  1.11  06.92  0.745  0.645
                      07000  12.7  2.51   2.69  10.0  1.57   1.49  08.08  1.014  0.862
                      08000  14.5  3.28   3.49  11.5  2.05   1.93  09.23  1.32  1.11
                      09000  16.3  4.15   4.38  12.9  2.59   2.42  10.39  1.68  1.39
                      10000  18.2  5.12   5.38  14.3  3.20   2.97  11.5  2.07   1.70
                      12000  21.8  7.38   7.69  17.2  4.60   4.21  13.8  2.98   2.44
                      14000                     20.1  6.27   5.69  16.2  4.06   3.29
                      16000                     22.9  8.19   7.41  18.5  5.30   4.26
                      18000                                        20.8  6.71   5.35
                      20000                                        23.1  8.28   6.56
                                                 2
                      NOTE: V   velocity, feet per second; V /2g   velocity head, feet; Hf   friction loss, feet
                    per 100 feet of pipe. No aging factor, manufacturer’s tolerance, or any factor of safety
                    has been included in the friction losses Hf.

                    to understand until this simple fact is realized. Figure 3.1 has been
                    generated to demonstrate the use of this theorem.
                      It should be noted in the preceding example that velocity head
                    V /2g is so small that it is seldom used in water distribution calcula-
                      2
                    tions. Therefore, it is not included in the pressure gradients described
                    in this Handbook. The total hydraulic gradient for a water system
                    does include the velocity head. Velocity head should not be ignored
                    totally, since it does come into importance when determining the flow
                    in pipe around chillers and boilers. Also, it is the correct basis for com-
                    puting friction loss in pipe fittings.


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