Water is flowing in a straight concrete lining centrifugally spun pipe as shown in the figure problem 12. The difference between the two gauge readingsis 185 kPa. The flow rate is designed to be 30 liter/s. By using Darcy Weisbach and Hazen William's formula, determine the pipe

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Water is flowing in a straight concrete lining centrifugally spun pipe as shown in the figure
problem 12. The difference between the two gauge readings is 185 kPa. The flow rate is designed
to be 30 liter/s. By using Darcy Weisbach and Hazen William's formula, determine the pipe
diameter.
(Ans.: 228 mm, 123 mm)
TABLE 5.1: Pipe Characteristies
Pipe
Hazen-William*
Roughness
e (mm)
0.15
C
140
Asbestos Cement (AC) – all ages
Cast Iron, Ductile Iron - new
0.3
130
10 years old
- 20 years old
1.5
3.0
100
90
Cast Iron coated – good condition all ages
Welded steel - uncoated - new
0.3
135
125
100
100
- old
0.6
1.5
Coal tar enamel coated steel – new
Concrete lining centrifugal spun – all ages
Galvanized Iron (GI), Mild Steel (MS)
HDPE, UPVC, Polyethylene
Wrought Iron
Copper, Brass
*The Malaysian Water Association - MWA (Design Guidelines for Water Supply Systems)
0.15
0.15
140
0.3
130
0.015
155
0.045
ND
0.0015
ND
ND = No Data
Transcribed Image Text:pipe 310 m Water is flowing in a straight concrete lining centrifugally spun pipe as shown in the figure problem 12. The difference between the two gauge readings is 185 kPa. The flow rate is designed to be 30 liter/s. By using Darcy Weisbach and Hazen William's formula, determine the pipe diameter. (Ans.: 228 mm, 123 mm) TABLE 5.1: Pipe Characteristies Pipe Hazen-William* Roughness e (mm) 0.15 C 140 Asbestos Cement (AC) – all ages Cast Iron, Ductile Iron - new 0.3 130 10 years old - 20 years old 1.5 3.0 100 90 Cast Iron coated – good condition all ages Welded steel - uncoated - new 0.3 135 125 100 100 - old 0.6 1.5 Coal tar enamel coated steel – new Concrete lining centrifugal spun – all ages Galvanized Iron (GI), Mild Steel (MS) HDPE, UPVC, Polyethylene Wrought Iron Copper, Brass *The Malaysian Water Association - MWA (Design Guidelines for Water Supply Systems) 0.15 0.15 140 0.3 130 0.015 155 0.045 ND 0.0015 ND ND = No Data
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