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Project Date: 18.01.2017 Title Cooling Water Pressure Loss: Tarun Engineering Department

This document is a project report from Tarun in the Engineering Department dated January 18, 2017. It analyzes the pressure loss in a pipe with a diameter of 0.0254 meters carrying a flow rate of 2.4 cubic meters per hour of water at 1000 kg/m3 density. It calculates the velocity, Reynolds number, friction coefficient from a Moody diagram, and resulting head and pressure losses of 10.8595 meters and 1.0642 bars, respectively, over an equivalent length of 100 meters.

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Project Date: 18.01.2017 Title Cooling Water Pressure Loss: Tarun Engineering Department

This document is a project report from Tarun in the Engineering Department dated January 18, 2017. It analyzes the pressure loss in a pipe with a diameter of 0.0254 meters carrying a flow rate of 2.4 cubic meters per hour of water at 1000 kg/m3 density. It calculates the velocity, Reynolds number, friction coefficient from a Moody diagram, and resulting head and pressure losses of 10.8595 meters and 1.0642 bars, respectively, over an equivalent length of 100 meters.

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Tarun

Engineering Department

Project Date : 18.01.2017


Title Cooling Water Pressure Loss

Pipe Size DN25, d 0.0254 m


Flow Rate, q 2.4000 m3/h
Equivalent Length, l 100.0000 m
Density, 1000.0000 Kg/m3
Dynamic Viscosity, 0.0010 Ns/m2 at 20C
Velocity, v 1.3164 m/s
Reynolds No., Re 33368.5739 *v*d/
Roughness, e 0.1000 mm
Relative Roughness, e/d 0.0039
Friction Coeff., f 0.0312 to be calculated From moody diagram

Head Loss, P 10.8595 m (f*l*v*v)/(2*d*g)


Pressure Loss, P 1.0642 Bar (f*l**v*v)/(2*d)
or 106.4227 kN/m2

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