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    Barlows Formula

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    This document contains standard pipe data including nominal pipe diameters, actual inside and outside diameters, weight per foot, length containing one cubic foot of water, and gallons per lineal foot for various pipe sizes. It also contains Barlow's formula, which is a method for relating internal fluid pressure to stress in the pipe wall. The formula uses the outside diameter of the pipe and predicts bursting pressures safely within actual test bursting pressures.

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    This document contains standard pipe data including nominal pipe diameters, actual inside and outside diameters, weight per foot, length containing one cubic foot of water, and gallons per lineal foot for various pipe sizes. It also contains Barlow's formula, which is a method for relating internal fluid pressure to stress in the pipe wall. The formula uses the outside diameter of the pipe and predicts bursting pressures safely within actual test bursting pressures.

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    This document contains standard pipe data including nominal pipe diameters, actual inside and outside diameters, weight per foot, length containing one cubic foot of water, and gallons per lineal foot for various pipe sizes. It also contains Barlow's formula, which is a method for relating internal fluid pressure to stress in the pipe wall. The formula uses the outside diameter of the pipe and predicts bursting pressures safely within actual test bursting pressures.

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    This document contains standard pipe data including nominal pipe diameters, actual inside and outside diameters, weight per foot, length containing one cubic foot of water, and gallons per lineal foot for various pipe sizes. It also contains Barlow's formula, which is a method for relating internal fluid pressure to stress in the pipe wall. The formula uses the outside diameter of the pipe and predicts bursting pressures safely within actual test bursting pressures.

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    STANDARD PIPE DATA

    NOM.
    PIPE
    DIA.
    INCHES
    18
    14
    38
    12
    34
    1
    1 14
    1 12
    2
    2 12
    3
    3 12
    4
    4 12
    5
    6
    8
    10

    ACTUAL
    INSIDE
    DIA.
    INCHES
    0.269
    0.364
    0.493
    0.622
    0.824
    1.049
    1.380
    1.610
    2.067
    2.469
    3.068
    3.548
    4.026
    4.560
    5.047
    6.065
    7.981
    10.020

    ACTUAL
    OUTSIDE
    DIA.
    INCHES
    0.405
    0.540
    0.675
    0.840
    1.050
    1.315
    1.660
    1.900
    2.375
    2.875
    3.500
    4.000
    4.500
    5.000
    5.563
    6.625
    8.625
    10.750

    WT./FT.
    POUNDS
    0.244
    0.424
    0.567
    0.850
    1.130
    1.678
    2.272
    2.717
    3.652
    5.793
    7.575
    9.109
    10.790
    12.538
    14.617
    18.974
    28.554
    40.483

    LENGTH

    GALLONS

    CONTAINING
    ONE CU. FT.
    FEET
    2,526.000
    1,383.800
    754.360
    473.910
    270.030
    166.620
    96.275
    70.733
    49.913
    30.077
    19.479
    14.565
    11.312
    9.030
    7.198
    4.984
    2.878
    1.826

    LINEAL FT.
    GALLONS
    0.0030
    0.0054
    0.0099
    0.0158
    0.0277
    0.0449
    0.0777
    0.1058
    0.1743
    0.2487
    0.3840
    0.5136
    0.6613
    0.8284
    1.0393
    1.5008
    2.5988
    4.0963

    PER

    BARLOWS FORMULA
    Barlows Formula is a safe, easy method for finding the relationship
    between internal fluid pressure and stress in the pipe wall. The formula
    predicts bursting pressures that have been found to be safely within the
    actual test bursting pressures.
    It is interesting to note that the formula uses the Outside Diameter of
    pipe and is sometimes referred to as the Outside Diameter Formula.
    P = (2 t S) / D
    Where:
    P = internal units pressure, in psi
    S = unit stress, in psi
    D = outside diameter of pipe, in inches
    t = wall thickness, in inches

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