The document discusses computing discharge, velocity, and pipe diameter using the equation that discharge (Q) equals area (A) times velocity (V). It provides example problems and solutions for calculating these values in various pipe flow scenarios, including pipes of different diameters, converging or diverging pipe profiles, and vertical stacks.
The document discusses computing discharge, velocity, and pipe diameter using the equation that discharge (Q) equals area (A) times velocity (V). It provides example problems and solutions for calculating these values in various pipe flow scenarios, including pipes of different diameters, converging or diverging pipe profiles, and vertical stacks.
The document discusses computing discharge, velocity, and pipe diameter using the equation that discharge (Q) equals area (A) times velocity (V). It provides example problems and solutions for calculating these values in various pipe flow scenarios, including pipes of different diameters, converging or diverging pipe profiles, and vertical stacks.
3” pipe if the mean velocity is 8.5’ per sec. Ans: 0.417 cfs 2. The discharge of air through a 24” pipe is 8600 cfm. Compute the mean velocity in fps. Ans: 45.7 fps 3. The diameter of a 6’ length of pipe decreases uniformly from 18” to 6”. With a flow of 5 cfs of oil compute the mean velocity at cross-sections 1’ apart along the pipe. Plot velocity as ordinate against length as abscissa. Ans: @ 3’, 6.37 fps 4. A pipe line consists of successive lengths of 15”, 12”, and 10” pipe. With a continuous flow through the line of 9 cfs of water compute the mean velocity in each size of pipe. Ans: 7.34 fps, 11.4 fps, 16.5 fps 5. The diameter of a 6’ length of pipe increases from 6” to 24” through the pipe will decrease uniformly with distance form the 6” end. Compute the diameter at each foot along the pipe. Draw to scale the longitudinal profile of the pipe. Ans:@3’ , 8.23” 6. A city requires a flow of 25 mgd for its water supply. Compute the diameter of pipe required if the velocity of flow is to be: a) 2’/s b)6’/s Ans:59.5” , 34.5” 7. What diameter of pipe is required to carry 10 gpm of gasoline at a velocity of 7’/s? Ans: 0.764” 8. A vertical circular stack 100’ high converges uniformly from a diameter of 20’ at the bottom to 16’ at the top. Coal gas with a unit weight of 0.030lb / cu. Ft at the top. Compute the mean velocity every 25’ up the stack. Ans: @ top, 11.16 fps
The Water Supply of the El Paso and Southwestern Railway from Carrizozo to Santa Rosa, N. Mex.
American Society of Civil Engineers: Transactions, No. 1170