Subject: RE: Maximum Velocity
I guess being old and having been around for a long time. The 32 ft per
sec came from some old water distribution engineering manuals and became
sort of a rule of thumb for sprinkler calculations in that when you get
above that velocity the friction loss gets larger
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Subject: Re: Maximum Velocity
also look at 13: A.22.4.1 (last sentence) It is not necessary to
restrict the water velocity when determining friction loss using the
Hazen-Williams formula.
This is also in the 02 edition.
Roland
On Nov 12, 2007, at 6:41 AM, Brian Harris wrote
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also look at 13: A.22.4.1 (last sentence) It is not necessary to
restrict the water velocity when determining friction loss
also look at 13: A.22.4.1 (last sentence) It is not necessary to
restrict the water velocity when determining friction loss using the
Hazen-Williams formula.
This is also in the 02 edition.
Roland
On Nov 12, 2007, at 6:41 AM, Brian Harris wrote:
What's the general rule of thumb for
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also look at 13: A.22.4.1 (last sentence) It is not necessary to
restrict
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Subject: RE: Maximum Velocity
If this is a US Government job, it probably has to be from a domestic
supplier..
At 04:07 PM 11/14/2007, you wrote:
Funny
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Subject: RE: Maximum Velocity
I guess being old and having been around for a long time. The 32 ft per
sec came from some old water distribution engineering manuals