Asked by Angel
I having problems converting my answer to just cm.
Given:
Average Velocity = 1 m/s
Water per day = 6,000 m^3/day
Want to find the diameter of fluid flow.
I am using the equation:
D = sqrt(4*q)/(pi*v)
q= volumetric flow rate (6,000 m^3/day)
v= velocity (1 m/s)
when I solve I get 87.4 m^2/s*day. How do i change it do just cm?
Given:
Average Velocity = 1 m/s
Water per day = 6,000 m^3/day
Want to find the diameter of fluid flow.
I am using the equation:
D = sqrt(4*q)/(pi*v)
q= volumetric flow rate (6,000 m^3/day)
v= velocity (1 m/s)
when I solve I get 87.4 m^2/s*day. How do i change it do just cm?
Answers
Answered by
Steve
I think there's a problem here
sqrt(4q) is sqrt(m^3/day)
v = m/s = sqrt(m^2/s^2)
so, D is sqrt(m^3/day * s^2/m^2) = sqrt(m-s^2/day)
sec^2/day will resolve to just sec, so
D is sqrt(m-s)
If you want just meters, you have a problem. YOu need to multiply by sqrt(m/s)
Sure that it's not
D = sqrt(4q)/(pi*v)^(3/2)
?
sqrt(4q) is sqrt(m^3/day)
v = m/s = sqrt(m^2/s^2)
so, D is sqrt(m^3/day * s^2/m^2) = sqrt(m-s^2/day)
sec^2/day will resolve to just sec, so
D is sqrt(m-s)
If you want just meters, you have a problem. YOu need to multiply by sqrt(m/s)
Sure that it's not
D = sqrt(4q)/(pi*v)^(3/2)
?
Answered by
Anonymous
I'm not sure how to solve this problem actually. My instructor just said flow area * velocity = volumetric flow rate. Find the diameter.
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