Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given Calculator

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✖flow velocity is the velocity of the flow of any fluid.ⓘ flow velocity [V]			+10% -10%
✖roughness coefficient of conduit surface is coefficient dependent on roughness of conduit surface.ⓘ roughness coefficient of conduit surface [n]			+10% -10%
✖energy loss is the loss of energy of flowing water.ⓘ energy loss [S]			+10% -10%

✖The Inner Diameter is the diameter of inner circle of circular hollow shaft.ⓘ Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given [Di]

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< 11 Other formulas that you can solve using the same Inputs

Conversion factor when flow velocity is given

conversion factor=((flow velocity*roughness coefficient of conduit surface)/((energy loss^(1/2))*hydraulic radius^(2/3))) GO

Hydraulic radius when flow velocity is given

hydraulic radius=((flow velocity*roughness coefficient of conduit surface)/(conversion factor*energy loss^(1/2)))^(3/2) GO

Roughness coefficient when flow velocity is given

roughness coefficient of conduit surface=(conversion factor*hydraulic radius^(2/3)*energy loss^(1/2))/flow velocity GO

Energy loss when flow velocity is given

energy loss=((flow velocity*roughness coefficient of conduit surface)/(conversion factor*hydraulic radius^(2/3)))^2 GO

Flow velocity using Manning's formula

flow velocity=(conversion factor*hydraulic radius^(2/3)*energy loss^(1/2))/roughness coefficient of conduit surface GO

Coefficient of roughness when full flow velocity in sewer is given

roughness coefficient of conduit surface=(0.59*Inner Diameter^(2/3)*energy loss^(1/2))/flow velocity GO

Energy loss when full flow velocity in sewer is given

energy loss=((flow velocity*roughness coefficient of conduit surface)/(0.59*Inner Diameter^(2/3)))^2 GO

Full flow velocity in sewer

flow velocity=(0.59*Inner Diameter^(2/3)*energy loss^(1/2))/roughness coefficient of conduit surface GO

Flow quantity for a full flowing sewer

water flow=(0.463*energy loss^(1/2)*Inner Diameter^(8/3))/roughness coefficient of conduit surface GO

Area when water flow equation is given

Cross sectional area=water flow/flow velocity GO

Water flow equation

water flow=Cross sectional area*flow velocity GO

< 6 Other formulas that calculate the same Output

Inner diameter of the tube given convection coefficient

Inner Diameter=(((Fin Efficiency*Surface Area)+Bare area)*Effective convection coefficient on outside)/(Convection coefficient based on inside area*pi*Height) GO

Inside diameter when flow quantity for a full flowing sewer is given

Inner Diameter=((water flow*roughness coefficient of conduit surface)/(0.463*energy loss^(1/2)))^(3/8) GO

Internal diameter in terms of maximum eccentricity of load for hollow circular section

Inner Diameter=sqrt((Eccentricity of the load*8*Outer diameter)-(Outer diameter^2)) GO

Inner diameter of hollow circular section in terms of section modulus

Inner Diameter=((Outer diameter^4)-(Section Modulus*32*Outer diameter/pi))^(1/4) GO

Inner diameter of hollow circular section if diameter of kernel is given

Inner Diameter=sqrt((4*Outer diameter*Diameter of kernel)-(Outer diameter^2)) GO

inner diameter in terms of friction Radius and outer diameter

Inner Diameter=(4*Friction Radius)-Outer diameter GO

Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given Formula

Inner Diameter=((flow velocity*roughness coefficient of conduit surface)/(0.59*energy loss^(1/2)))^(3/2)
Di=((V*n)/(0.59*S^(1/2)))^(3/2)

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Full flow velocity in sewer GO

Coefficient of roughness when full flow velocity in sewer is given GO

Energy loss when full flow velocity in sewer is given GO

Flow quantity for a full flowing sewer GO

Coefficient of roughness when flow quantity for a full flowing sewer is given GO

Inside diameter when flow quantity for a full flowing sewer is given GO

Energy loss when flow quantity for a full flowing sewer is given GO

What is pipe roughness coefficient?

Roughness coefficient is a value used in Manning's formula to determine energy losses of flowing water due to pipe or channel wall roughness. It is based on the material of the pipe. New steel pipe uses a C value of 140, but with use and corrosion, a lower value is typically used. For HDPE pipe, a range of C values between 150 and 160 is typical.

How to Calculate Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given?

Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given calculator uses Inner Diameter=((flow velocity*roughness coefficient of conduit surface)/(0.59*energy loss^(1/2)))^(3/2) to calculate the Inner Diameter, The Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given formula calculates the inner diameter of the pipe when we have a prior info of the roughness coefficient , flow velocity and energy loss. Inner Diameter and is denoted by Di symbol.

How to calculate Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given, enter flow velocity (V), roughness coefficient of conduit surface (n) and energy loss (S) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given calculation can be explained with given input values -> 1.312047 = ((1*1)/(0.59*2^(1/2)))^(3/2).

FAQ

What is Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given?

The Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given formula calculates the inner diameter of the pipe when we have a prior info of the roughness coefficient , flow velocity and energy loss and is represented as Di=((V*n)/(0.59*S^(1/2)))^(3/2) or Inner Diameter=((flow velocity*roughness coefficient of conduit surface)/(0.59*energy loss^(1/2)))^(3/2). flow velocity is the velocity of the flow of any fluid, roughness coefficient of conduit surface is coefficient dependent on roughness of conduit surface and energy loss is the loss of energy of flowing water.

How to calculate Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given?

The Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given formula calculates the inner diameter of the pipe when we have a prior info of the roughness coefficient , flow velocity and energy loss is calculated using Inner Diameter=((flow velocity*roughness coefficient of conduit surface)/(0.59*energy loss^(1/2)))^(3/2). To calculate Inside diameter when full flow velocity in sewer is given, you need flow velocity (V), roughness coefficient of conduit surface (n) and energy loss (S). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for flow velocity, roughness coefficient of conduit surface and energy loss and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate Inner Diameter?

In this formula, Inner Diameter uses flow velocity, roughness coefficient of conduit surface and energy loss. We can use 6 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Inner Diameter=((water flow*roughness coefficient of conduit surface)/(0.463*energy loss^(1/2)))^(3/8)
Inner Diameter=((Outer diameter^4)-(Section Modulus*32*Outer diameter/pi))^(1/4)
Inner Diameter=(4*Friction Radius)-Outer diameter
Inner Diameter=sqrt((4*Outer diameter*Diameter of kernel)-(Outer diameter^2))
Inner Diameter=sqrt((Eccentricity of the load*8*Outer diameter)-(Outer diameter^2))
Inner Diameter=(((Fin Efficiency*Surface Area)+Bare area)*Effective convection coefficient on outside)/(Convection coefficient based on inside area*pi*Height)

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