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    The document calculates head loss in a pipe due to friction. It provides values for length, flow velocity, gravity, pipe diameter, and fluid properties to calculate the Reynolds number. Using the Reynolds number, relative roughness, and Moody's chart, it determines the friction factor and calculates a head loss of 2.57 meters due to friction in the pipe.

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    The document calculates head loss in a pipe due to friction. It provides values for length, flow velocity, gravity, pipe diameter, and fluid properties to calculate the Reynolds number. Using the Reynolds number, relative roughness, and Moody's chart, it determines the friction factor and calculates a head loss of 2.57 meters due to friction in the pipe.

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    The document calculates head loss in a pipe due to friction. It provides values for length, flow velocity, gravity, pipe diameter, and fluid properties to calculate the Reynolds number. Using the Reynolds number, relative roughness, and Moody's chart, it determines the friction factor and calculates a head loss of 2.57 meters due to friction in the pipe.

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    Head Loss Calculation

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    Pratik Kachalwar
    The document calculates head loss in a pipe due to friction. It provides values for length, flow velocity, gravity, pipe diameter, and fluid properties to calculate the Reynolds number. Using the Reynolds number, relative roughness, and Moody's chart, it determines the friction factor and calculates a head loss of 2.57 meters due to friction in the pipe.

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    CALCULATION OF HEAD LOSS IN PIPE FOR WATER f= L= u= g= D= Hf= Hf= 0.005 1000 0.71 9.81 0.

    2 Friction Factor(Dimension less) Length (M) Flow Velocity (M/S) Gravity(M/S) Pipe Diameter (M)

    Reynolds No.Re = = u= D= =

    Head loss to friction (M) 2.57 m

    REFERANCE E:\Books And Standards\Pipes And Pipe Sizing Int.pdf

    1.3E+05 desity of water velocity of water Pipe diameter Dynamic Viscousity of water 1000 0.71 0.2 0.00113 Kg/m m/s m Kg/ms

    Pipe Roughness= 0.000045m (generally)

    Relative roughness= pipe roughness/diameter then from moody's chart we put relative roughness,reynolds no. and we get friction factor

    0.000225

    Moody's Cha

    Moody's Chart

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