Hey, I'm in the local academy and trying to complete a hydraulics worksheet...I'm very comfortable w/ figuring out friction loss in our standard lines( 1" 3/4.....2" 1/2......and 3")....however tonite HW has a scenario involving a 4" line....Anyone know any equations which will help me complete this section?
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we were taught 2 ways to figure out friction loss...q squared method...but also gallonage...they just want us to know 1 way and to get it right!! they don't care which one we use...needless to say I have grown accustomed to the gallonage method...which left me in the dark to do the 4"...Although it worked out well for me and received a good quiz grade!!! Thanks for all help!!!
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Originally posted by eaglejaywe were taught 2 ways to figure out friction loss...q squared method...but also gallonage...they just want us to know 1 way and to get it right!!
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