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    The document provides calculations to determine: 1) The diameter (D1) of a pipe given flow rate (Q), pressure difference (P1-P2), and other variables. 2) Using the equations of continuity and flow through a pipe, the calculations show that for a given flow rate of 600 s^3/m, pressure difference of 80 Pa, and height of 16 m, the diameter (D2) of the smaller pipe is 6.94 cm. 3) Then using the information that D1 is 6 times D2, the diameter (D1) of the larger pipe is calculated to be 41.64 cm.

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    The document provides calculations to determine: 1) The diameter (D1) of a pipe given flow rate (Q), pressure difference (P1-P2), and other variables. 2) Using the equations of continuity and flow through a pipe, the calculations show that for a given flow rate of 600 s^3/m, pressure difference of 80 Pa, and height of 16 m, the diameter (D2) of the smaller pipe is 6.94 cm. 3) Then using the information that D1 is 6 times D2, the diameter (D1) of the larger pipe is calculated to be 41.64 cm.

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    The document provides calculations to determine: 1) The diameter (D1) of a pipe given flow rate (Q), pressure difference (P1-P2), and other variables. 2) Using the equations of continuity and flow through a pipe, the calculations show that for a given flow rate of 600 s^3/m, pressure difference of 80 Pa, and height of 16 m, the diameter (D2) of the smaller pipe is 6.94 cm. 3) Then using the information that D1 is 6 times D2, the diameter (D1) of the larger pipe is calculated to be 41.64 cm.

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    of 2

    DATOS:

    . D 1=6 D 2

    . P 1=100 Pa

    P1
    . =5
    P2
    . P 2=20 Pa
    3
    0.825 gf kgf N 3 cm
    . y=
    c m3
    =0.000825
    c m3
    x
    ( ) (
    9.8
    1 Kgf
    x )
    ( 100 ) ( )
    1 m3
    8085 N
    . y=
    m3

    6 m3 1h 1 min
    .Q=
    h
    x (
    60 min
    x )(
    60 s )
    m3
    .Q=
    600 s
    P 1−P 2= y . h
    8085 N
    100 Pa−20 Pa= .h
    m3
    80 N 8085 N
    = .h
    m2 m3
    16
    h= m
    1617

    2. g . h
    Q= A 1. A 2.
    √ A 12−A 22
    REEMPLAZANDO LOS DATOS:

    9.81 m 16

    √
    3 2 2
    2. . m
    1 m π . D 1 π. D 2 s2 1617
    . = . .
    600 s 4 4 π . D 12 π . D22
    −
    4 4

    m 16

    √ ( )
    2 x 9.81 . m
    16 m 3
    s 2 1617
    . =π 2 . ( 6 D 2 )2 . D 22 .
    600 s π 2 ( 1296. D2 4−D 24 )
    16
    16 3
    m
    600 2 x 9.81 x 16 x 16 m 2
    s √
    =π 2 .36 D2 4 . 2
    π x 1295. D2 4 .1617 s2

    16 1 1 2 x 9.81
    600
    .. m2 . . =D 22 .
    π 36 √
    1295 x 1617
    D 2=0.0694 m=6.94 cm
    D 1=6 D 2
    D 1=41.64 cm

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