This document discusses sizing pipes and valves for irrigation systems and calculating pressure requirements. It provides a table with common pipe sizes and their corresponding maximum flow limits in gallons per minute and cubic meters per hour. The designer created a similar matrix to quickly size all the pipes for a residential irrigation project. The next section will cover additional topics.
This document discusses sizing pipes and valves for irrigation systems and calculating pressure requirements. It provides a table with common pipe sizes and their corresponding maximum flow limits in gallons per minute and cubic meters per hour. The designer created a similar matrix to quickly size all the pipes for a residential irrigation project. The next section will cover additional topics.
This document discusses sizing pipes and valves for irrigation systems and calculating pressure requirements. It provides a table with common pipe sizes and their corresponding maximum flow limits in gallons per minute and cubic meters per hour. The designer created a similar matrix to quickly size all the pipes for a residential irrigation project. The next section will cover additional topics.
Sizing Pipe and Valves and Calculating System Pressure Requirements
Size Flow limit
1/2 in (15 mm) 6 gpm (1,36 m3/h or 0,38 L/s) 3/4 in (20 mm) 10 gpm (2,27 m3/h or 0,63 L/s) 1 in (25 mm) 16 gpm (3,36 m3/h or 1,01 L/s) 1-1/4 in (32 mm) 26 gpm (5,90 m3/h or 1,64 L/s) and so on
The designer made up such a matrix for the residential
plan we have been following. This expedited the designer’s sizing of all the pipe on the project. Let’s move on to the next section.