Input Value Units

Cavex 800CVX
Cvx Qty 8
Cvx Angle 12 Degree

Pulp Flowrate UF 1.20 m3/s

Pulp Flowrate OF 0.8 m3/s
Gravity 9.8 m/s^2
Coefficent of dischage 0.84 constant
Density Liquid 1000 kg/m3
Density Solid 2500 kg/m3
Solid percentage 78 %
Density Slurry 1880 kg/m3
Fluid Viscosity 2180 kg/m.s

Underflow Tank
Input Value Units
D1 4.05 m
D2 2.835 m
H1 0.7 m
H2 1m
A1 11.61 Deg.

Overflow Tank
Input Value Units
D1 2.23 m
D2 1.561 m
H1 0.78 m
H2 1m
Input
Discharge,Q=
Percentage of flow
Mannings roughness coeffecient,n full=
Channel Bottom Slope,S=
Factor espuma

Output

Pipe Diameter, D =

Pipe Radius, r =

depth of water ,y=

height of empty space,h=

n/nfull =

Partially full pipe Mannings roughness coeffecient,n=

Central Angle, q =

Cross-Sect. Area, A =

Wetted Perimeter, P =

Hydraulic Radius, R =

Ave. Velocity, V =
1.800 m^3/s
0.990 % Equations used for calculations: More than half flow
0.020 r = D/2
0.010 m/m
1.500 h = y (less than half) h = 2r - y (more than half)

1.09 m 42.72 inch

0.54 m

1.074 m R = A/P (hydraulic radius)

0.011 Q = (1/n)(A)(R2/3)(S1/2) (Manning Equation)

1.005 V = Q/A

0.020

0.40 radians

0.86 m^2

3.2 m

0.27 m

2.08 m/sec
Pipe Flow/Friction Factor Calculations I: (S.I. units)
Calculation of Head Loss ( hL), Frictional Pressure Drop, Pipe diameter (D), Head Loss (HL)
for given flow rate, (Q), pipe diam. (D), pipe length( L, pipe roughness, e, and fluid properties, r & m.
pipe roughness, e, and fluid properties, r & m.

1. Determine Friction Factor, f, assuming completely turbulent flow [f = 1.14 + 2 log10(D/e)-2]

Pipe Diameter, D = 1085.19 mm Pipe Diameter, D = 1.085 m

Pipe Roughness, e = 0.05 mm Friction Factor, f = 0.0104

Pipe Length, L = 1m Cross-Sect. Area, A = 0.925 m2

Pipe Flow Rate, Q = 0.075 m3/s Ave. Velocity, V = 0.081 m/s

Fluid Density, r = 1724.138 kg/m3 Reynolds number, Re = 0.06933794

Fluid Viscosity, m = 2180 kg/m.s Entrance length: L/D = 4.4 Re^1/6 3.06045 m

2. Check on whether the given flow is "completely turbulent flow"

(Calculate f with the transition region equation and see if differs from the one calculated above.)

f = {-2*log10[((e/D)/3.7)+(2.51/(Re*(f1/2))]}-2

Transition Region Friction Factor, f: f= 0.0384

Repeat calc of f using new value of f: f= 0.0487

Repeat again if necessary: f= 0.0510

3. Calculate hL and DPf, using the final value for f calculated in step 2
(hL = f(L/D)(V2/2g) and DPf = rghL)

Frictional Head Loss, hL 0.000 m

Frictional Pressure
 Drop, DPf 0.264 N/m2

Frictional Pressure
Drop, DPf 0.000 kN/m2
rties, r & m.