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    This document summarizes the friction loss calculation for a wastewater pumping system with a static head of 6 meters. It involves pumping 2,952 cubic meters per hour of wastewater using two pumps in a twin pump main standby configuration. The calculation uses the Hazen-Williams model and accounts for friction losses in individual discharge pipes, connections, and a common discharge pipe made of ductile iron with cement lining. The total friction loss is calculated to be 0.05336 meters and when added to the static head of 6 meters, gives a total required head of 6.053 meters for the pumping system.

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    This document summarizes the friction loss calculation for a wastewater pumping system with a static head of 6 meters. It involves pumping 2,952 cubic meters per hour of wastewater using two pumps in a twin pump main standby configuration. The calculation uses the Hazen-Williams model and accounts for friction losses in individual discharge pipes, connections, and a common discharge pipe made of ductile iron with cement lining. The total friction loss is calculated to be 0.05336 meters and when added to the static head of 6 meters, gives a total required head of 6.053 meters for the pumping system.

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    PipeCalc - Friction Loss

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    This document summarizes the friction loss calculation for a wastewater pumping system with a static head of 6 meters. It involves pumping 2,952 cubic meters per hour of wastewater using two pumps in a twin pump main standby configuration. The calculation uses the Hazen-Williams model and accounts for friction losses in individual discharge pipes, connections, and a common discharge pipe made of ductile iron with cement lining. The total friction loss is calculated to be 0.05336 meters and when added to the static head of 6 meters, gives a total required head of 6.053 meters for the pumping system.

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    Friction loss calculation

    Pumped fluid Static head Layout


    Wastewater 6 Wet well installation

    Flow Number of pumps Calculation model


    2952 m³/h 2 Hazen-Williams

    Viscosity Nature of system


    1.569 mm²/s Twin pump main standby

    Type Ø ? or L Qty. v k ΔH
    (mm) (m/s) (mm) (m)
    Ø = Diameter v = Velocity k = Pipe roughness ΔH = Head loss
    Individual discharge side pipe
    Pipe length 1000 9m 1 0.522 0.08375 0.001973
    Discharge Connection 1000 0.3 1 0.522 0.004167
    Elbows 1000 0.3 1 0.522 0.004167
    Non-return valves 1000 0.9 1 0.522 0.0125
    Valve 1000 0.3 1 0.522 0.004167
    Total friction head 0.02697
    Common discharge side pipe - Metal / Ductile iron cement lining
    PN 16 / DN 1000 (1048x9x6 mm) / New piping
    Pipe length 1018 15 m 1 1.007 0.18 0.01087
    Valve 1018 0.3 1 1.007 0.01552
    Total friction head 0.02639

    Friction loss head 0.05336 m


    Total static head 6m
    Total head 6.053 m

    Project Created by Last update 1/30/2024


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