Practical concepts for pipeline design
Designing water systems and installations - Fluid mechanics approach
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Practical concepts for pipeline design
Designing water systems and installations - Fluid mechanics approach

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Publication date: September 10, 2016 | Lire en français

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3. Practical concepts for pipeline design

It is important to take into account the high demands placed on the network at peak times. To calculate pipe characteristics, weighting coefficients (simultaneity, peak, etc.) are applied to practical unit flows.

3.1 Base flow

The quantities of water required to supply a plant are determined by :

  • the number of users, which gives the daily consumption ;

  • the number and capacity of devices used to determine cross-sectional area and flow rate.

Each type of device is characterized by its drawing capacity, known as the basic flow rate, generally measured in liters per second (L/s) and sometimes in cubic meters per hour (m 3...

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