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    The document discusses Manning's equation for calculating flow in pipes. It provides the equation for flow rate Q as a function of hydraulic radius R, slope S, and Manning's roughness coefficient n. It then gives values for a sample problem of flow rate = 0.03 m3/s in a pipe with diameter of 0.2 m, slope of 0.011, and n value of 0.011 for PVC. It shows the calculations for area, wetted perimeter, velocity, and verifies the flow rate matches the input value. Manning's n values are also provided for different pipe materials.

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    The document discusses Manning's equation for calculating flow in pipes. It provides the equation for flow rate Q as a function of hydraulic radius R, slope S, and Manning's roughness coefficient n. It then gives values for a sample problem of flow rate = 0.03 m3/s in a pipe with diameter of 0.2 m, slope of 0.011, and n value of 0.011 for PVC. It shows the calculations for area, wetted perimeter, velocity, and verifies the flow rate matches the input value. Manning's n values are also provided for different pipe materials.

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    The document discusses Manning's equation for calculating flow in pipes. It provides the equation for flow rate Q as a function of hydraulic radius R, slope S, and Manning's roughness coefficient n. It then gives values for a sample problem of flow rate = 0.03 m3/s in a pipe with diameter of 0.2 m, slope of 0.011, and n value of 0.011 for PVC. It shows the calculations for area, wetted perimeter, velocity, and verifies the flow rate matches the input value. Manning's n values are also provided for different pipe materials.

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    MANNING'S EQUATION FOR PIPE FLOW

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    Mannings Formula

    Q=(1/n)ARh2/3S1/2
    R=A/P
    A=cross sectional area
    P=wetted perimeter

    V=(1/n)Rh2/3S1/2

    S=slope of channel

    Q=V x A

    n=Manning's roughness coefficient


    Solution to Mannings Equation
    Area,m2

    Wetted
    Perimeter, m

    Hydraulic
    Radius, m

    velocity m/s

    flow, m3/s

    degree

    Design based
    on 1/2 flow

    0.0209

    0.3624

    0.0577

    1.42

    0.0298

    180

    Selected

    0.0210

    0.3684

    0.0570

    1.4123

    0.0297

    211.0967

    INPUT
    q=

    0.03 m3/s
    0.2 m
    m
    0.011 mannings coef
    degrees
    0.011 slope m/m

    Manning's n-values
    pipe dia, m

    PVC

    0.01

    0.2307395002

    0.20

    PE (<9"dia)

    0.015

    PE (>12"dia)

    0.02

    PE(9-12"dia)

    0.017

    CMP

    0.025

    ADS N12

    0.012

    HCMP

    0.023

    Conc

    0.013

    MANNING'S EQUATION FOR PIPE FLOW


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    INPUT

    Mannings Formula
    Q=(1/n)AR

    2/3
    h

    D=
    d=
    n=

    1/2

    S=
    v=
    d/D

    R=A/P
    A=cross sectional area
    P=wetted perimeter

    V=(1/n)Rh2/3S1/2

    S=slope of channel

    Q=V x A

    0.2
    0.1
    0.011
    180.0
    0.011
    1.29
    0.5

    n=Manning's roughness coefficient


    Solution to Mannings Equation
    Area,m2

    Wetted
    Perimeter, m

    Hydraulic
    Radius, m

    velocity m/s

    flow, m3/s

    Design

    0.0157

    0.3142

    0.0500

    1.29

    0.0203

    Actual

    0.0164

    0.3621

    0.0452

    1.21

    0.0198

    Manning's n-values
    PVC
    PE (<9"dia)
    PE (>12"dia)
    PE(9-12"dia)
    CMP

    ADS N12
    R 0.0370549

    HCMP

    83.395093

    Conc

    D
    d
    d/D

    0.15
    0.131
    0.8733333

    m
    m
    mannings coef
    degrees
    slope m/m
    m/s

    Manning's n-values
    0.01
    0.015
    0.02
    0.017
    0.025
    0.012
    0.023
    0.013

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