Answer / kapil sharma

it will depends on the parameters (like RPM and per hour discharge flow capacity) of pump through which this 6 inch line is connected

Answer / ashish mahadik

It will depend on the velocity of the pump if it is through pump and if flow is through gravity then velocity will be lesser. Flow=velocity * area of pipe 6"; consider 2 m/s if flow is through garvity. in other cases use velocity of pump.
Area of pipe = (pi*r2/4)

Answer / brijesh

Between zero to maximum flow capacity of the 6" line for the
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