How to calculate flow of water delivered by pump when
pressure & size of pipe line is given
Answer / Navneet Sagar
To calculate the flow rate (Q) of water delivered by a pump, you can use the following formula: Q = (P * π * (d^4)) / (128 * μ * L). Here, P is the pressure difference between inlet and outlet, d is the pipe diameter, μ is the fluid viscosity, and L is the pipe length.
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