The Book "Pumps as Turbines" gives a flow rate of 85.5 l/s for a 
250mm pipe (about 12") and 138 l/s for 300mm. This produces a head 
loss of 1% per unit lenght of pipe.




--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Dave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I repeat the question, but this time can someone answer it with or 
> without promoting their PC software? 
> > > Can anybody help me figure how many gallons per minute will 
flow 
> thru
> > > both a 10 inch and 12 inch penstock that is 22 feet long that 
has 
> a 6
> > > foot 8 inch head without any turbine? The penstock will have 
one 
> 90
> > > degree bend and a 3 foot draft tube. I trying to determine 
what 
> size
> > > will be ideal to replace the existing 8.25 inch penstock 
before i
> > > size a turbine that sizes the penstock. Thanx
> > >  
> > 
> > 1. 
> > This now the fifth time since October last year that I advise 
the 
> group that
> > SF Pressure Drop 5.0 [available at http://www.pressure-
drop.com/] 
> makes it easy
> > to do any pipe friction/pressure drop calculation imaginable.




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