Determining Flow Rate from a Closed Pipe

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im trying top find the flow rate of water from a closed pipe.
one thing that i think i can work with is a hose.
there is a hose branching of the main flow pipe, which can be used to clean floor etc.

im thinking that i can not open the hose and thus measure the stagnatiob pressure at the main pipe.
i need help to find a flow rate from this.
any ideas?
 
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vatsald said:
im trying top find the flow rate of water from a closed pipe.
one thing that i think i can work with is a hose.
there is a hose branching of the main flow pipe, which can be used to clean floor etc.

im thinking that i can not open the hose and thus measure the stagnatiob pressure at the main pipe.
i need help to find a flow rate from this.
any ideas?

If the pipe is closed there will be no flow.

Your problem description isn't clear, can you provide a more coherent explanation or better yet, a schematic/sketch?

CS
 
totally agree with stewarcts. when the pipe is closed, that mean no flow, no acceleration but u has a volume.
 
Anikirol88 said:
totally agree with stewarcts. when the pipe is closed, that mean no flow, no acceleration but u has a volume.

Yeah sorry guys. By closed pipe i meant, the pipe is connected from the water mains to the tank, and i don't have an access to the outlet where i can measure the flow.

But the its algud now, I am in talks to put a flow meter on the pipe. so the problems solved, bt thanks anyways.