Water flow feed rate for hydroponic grow unit

[DUBRIACO]

how do you calculate the amount of water that can be supplied to pvc pipe with an exact number of holes drilled into it to feed plants water
3/32" diameter hole in 1/2 pvc pipe each pipe has 29 hole 5 pipes approx 88" long connected to a 1" pvc pipe manifold water fed through drilled holes must reach a height of 4" vertical
head height not a problem pump is only 18" below supply lines and head pressure on pump can reach over 20 feet
what i need to figure out is how much additional pipe with additional holes can the pump supply

pump being used is 1505 gph
this is for a hydroponic herb garden with 145 net pots
trying to start a business growing basil dill sage ect

all input would be greatly appreciated

thank you

 

[LightHero]

To calculate the amount of water that can be supplied to PVC pipe with an exact number of holes drilled into it to feed plants water, you would need to know the following:1. The diameter of the holes (3/32")2. The length of the pipes (88")3. The number of holes per pipe (29)4. The size of the PVC manifold (1")5. The height of the water needed for the plants (4")6. The flow rate of the pump (1505 gph)Once you have all of this information, you can calculate the amount of water that can be supplied to the PVC pipes by using the following formula: (Flow rate of pump x 60) / (Number of holes x Hole diameter x Length of pipe) = Water per holeFor example: (1505 x 60) / (29 x 0.09375 x 88) = 0.55 gallons per holeThis means that the pump can supply 0.55 gallons of water per hole. To calculate the total amount of water that can be supplied to the PVC pipes, multiply the number of holes by the water per hole. In this case, the total amount of water that can be supplied to the PVC pipes would be 16.45 gallons.