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I am a little stuck right now, what am I not comprehending? I did a CM conversion to try to keep it simple. With the area .45cm and the flow rate of 535.38 cm/s .45 x 535.38 = 240.73 I have a V=240 CC which equals 240 grams. So how do I get the density of 240 CC or grams of...

You seem to be trying to do this from very little knowledge of the quantities involved. I know the PSI of the system, I know the GPM. I know the diameter of the pipe. So I got the velocity of the water there. I will go all metric with my numbers. I don't know calculus, took years of algebra...

Thanks for the help but I think you just passed me in both lanes at the same time. I can't figure out how to put the density of water in a useable number since it is 1000kg/p cubic meter. Do I need to first figure out how much water is going past per second? Then use that volume to...

Hello All, Not sure if this is the correct forum for this question but it seemed the best fit. I am trying to calculate the potential kinetic energy of water flowing through a pipe. Just your standard house pipe of 3/4 “ copper @ 40 psi and a flow rate of 5 gpm. There will be a...