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    The document appears to be an excerpt from a pipe friction manual showing diagrams of common pipe components like valves, couplings, and fittings. The diagrams include labels for dimensions and pressure losses represented by K-factors. Key pipe components shown include gate valves, globe valves, angle valves, couplings, unions, reducers, and sudden enlargements. Pressure losses through components are expressed using K-factors and equations that relate pressure loss to dimensions and fluid velocity.

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    The document appears to be an excerpt from a pipe friction manual showing diagrams of common pipe components like valves, couplings, and fittings. The diagrams include labels for dimensions and pressure losses represented by K-factors. Key pipe components shown include gate valves, globe valves, angle valves, couplings, unions, reducers, and sudden enlargements. Pressure losses through components are expressed using K-factors and equations that relate pressure loss to dimensions and fluid velocity.

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    03 Coef Friccion K

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    The document appears to be an excerpt from a pipe friction manual showing diagrams of common pipe components like valves, couplings, and fittings. The diagrams include labels for dimensions and pressure losses represented by K-factors. Key pipe components shown include gate valves, globe valves, angle valves, couplings, unions, reducers, and sudden enlargements. Pressure losses through components are expressed using K-factors and equations that relate pressure loss to dimensions and fluid velocity.

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    20

    K
    BASKET
    10 STRAINER
    SCREWED

    6
    D.a
    15
    '1
    0 K
    '1.0
    GLOBE K
    FOOT
    VALVE t) .B
    VALVE
    FLANGED 4 .b
    .4
    D

    .J
    K
    .2

    SCREWED .1
    lt

    GATE
    VALVE
    K1
    .08
    .06
    COUPLINGS
    AND UNIONS .04
    .03
    D .o

    6
    SCREWED
    FIEDUCING BUSHING
    K4 V2 AND COUPLING
    \t^2
    h:K:+¿g
    2
    SWING
    USED AS REDUCER K : 0.05
    CHECK
    VALVE SEE ALSO FIG. 3
    - 2.0
    D1 USED AS INCREASER LOSS IS UP
    TO 40% MORE THAN THAT CAUSED
    3 BY A SUDDEN ENLARGEMENT
    K 2

    FLANGED 1

    D1 10

    6
    K SUDDEN ENLARGEMENT
    SCREWED 4
    \
    h : (v1
    - v2), FEET OF FLUTD
    29
    \ SEE ALSO EOUATION(5)
    lF A2 - SO THAT Vz :0
    ANGLE h: -Vr2 FEET OF FLUID
    VALVE 29
    4
    K3
    FLANGED 2 h=K{
    ot ol
    Cha¡I2
    Reprinted from PIPE FBICTION MANUAL, Third Ed¡tion. Copvright 196'l by Hydraul¡c lnstitute.

    @78 64

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