How To Calculate Flow Rate Of Water In A Pipe / Calculating Water Discharge In A Pipe
In this article, we explained how to calculate the water flow rate or discharge in the
pipe as given below.
Example Given data:
The velocity of water in pipe = 6m/sec (V).
In this article, We explained How To Calculate the Flow Rate Of Water In A Pipe / Calculating Water Discharge In A Pipe - with the example given data
Inner diameter of pipe = 75mm = 0.075m (d).
Discharge
or flow rate of water (Q) = Area of pipe (Sectional) (A) × velocity (V)
The sectional area of pipe A = πr2
Where,
r= inner radius of the pipe
radius = [diameter / 2]
Therefore,
r = d ÷ 2 =0.075m / 2 = 0.0375m.
A = Ï€ × (0.0375)2 = 3.142 × 0.00140625= 0.0044184375
sqm.
Flow
rate or discharge of water
Q = V × A
= 6m/sec × 0.0044184375sqm
= 0.026510625 m3/sec
As we know, 1cum =
1000 litre.
Therefore,
Flow
rate or discharge of water = 0.026510625 m3/sec
x 1000
Flow
rate or discharge of water = 26.510625 litre/sec
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