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  1. Kristianx2

    Hazen-Williams formula

    Apakrat...thanks for the website. However, I still have two unknowns D & H (headloss). I need a way to calculate/estimate H.
  2. Kristianx2

    Hazen-Williams formula

    Q=4.03 x 10^-5 x D^2.65 x H^0.54 I would like to use this formula to size a water pipe (D). I have Q from flow requirements. How do I determine H? The pump is rated 50 m head. Distance of flow circa 1000 m.
  3. Kristianx2

    Power requirements for a lift

    The system is already in place. We just want to buy a standby motor, unfortunately the company that supplied the current motor is no longer in operation and the namplate is ineligible. We need a point of reference when getting in touch with suppliers. Tnx.
  4. Kristianx2

    Power requirements for a lift

    How can I calculate the power requirement (winch, motor size) given the safe working load and the tare mass of a man cage? Thought of using F=m.a and Power= F.V. Am I on the right track? Any help will be appreciate. Regards. Kristian

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