Looking for pipe flow information in cubic feet per minute.

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This discussion focuses on the flow rates of straight pipes measured in cubic feet per minute (CFM) for various diameters, specifically 3-inch and 4-inch pipes. Participants mention the utility of online calculators, such as the one found at efunda.com, which allows users to input parameters like pressure and pipe size to determine flow rates. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding pipe flow dynamics for practical applications in fluid mechanics.

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Does anyone have a chart of what a straight pipe flows in cfm?

Like 3 inch inside diam.? 4 inch? Etc? Thanks:)
 
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Hey, that's a funny coincidence. I just notice that the web page is *.cfm, and stang wants the answer in cfm. LOL.
 

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