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Pipe Pressure Loss

Compute Re, friction factor, and pressure loss via Darcy-Weisbach.

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Darcy–Weisbach hesaplaması

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Results

Flow regime, friction factor, and straight-pipe pressure loss.

Area A (m²)

0.001963

Re

254,139

f

0.0205

Relative roughness ε/D

0.000900

Flow regime

Turbulent

Swamee-Jain

DeltaP (kPa)

159.2

DeltaP (bar)

1.592

Pump power, η=70% (kW)

2.27

Head loss (m)

16.262

Hız (m/s)

5.09

Formula and variables

Formulas used

A = pi * D^2 / 4

v = Q / A

Re = rho * v * D / mu

f = 64 / Re (laminar)

f = 0.25 / [log10(eps/3.7D + 5.74/Re^0.9)]^2 (Swamee-Jain)

DeltaP = f * (L/D) * (rho v^2 / 2)

Variables

rho
Yoğunluk (kg/m3).
mu
Viskozite (Pa·s).
Q
Debi (m3/s).
D
İç çap (m).
L
Hat uzunluğu (m).

Usage notes

  • Re < 2300 is laminar; 2300-4000 is transition; Re > 4000 is turbulent.
  • Minor losses are excluded; add ΔPminor = Ktotal·ρ·v²/2 separately.
  • Pump power assumes 70% efficiency.

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Tool-Specific Documentation

Pipe Pressure Loss
Scope: What does this tool calculate?

Calculates Reynolds number, friction factor, and pressure loss for internal pipe flow.

Assumptions and Units
  • The model is based on Darcy-Weisbach; SI units are used (m, kg/s, Pa).
  • Fluid properties are treated as constant at selected conditions (quick-check assumption).
  • Roughness, diameter, and length inputs follow straight-pipe segment logic.
Limits / Boundaries
  • Multiphase flow, abrupt expansion/contraction, and local losses are limited in this baseline model.
  • High-temperature viscosity shifts and compressibility effects require additional verification.
Applicable References
  • Darcy-Weisbach approach
  • EN ISO 5167 (flow/measurement reference)
  • VDI 2048 (application notes)
Validation Example

Water line quick check

InputExpected Output
Q=2.0 L/s, D=50 mm, L=20 m, roughness=0.045 mmRe > 4000, pressure drop around 8-15 kPa

Note: For real systems, include local loss coefficients (elbows, valves).

Version and Update
Version
v1.0.0
Last updated
2026-03-04

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