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    Maximum Pipe Flow Rates: 1 Cubic Foot 7.4805194805 Gallon (US, Liquid) 1 Gallon (US, Liquid) 0.13368055556 Cubic Foot

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    This document provides information to convert between cubic feet and gallons, and includes a chart of maximum pipe flow rates in gallons per minute for various pipe sizes from 3/4" to 1-1/2" under different pressure levels ranging from 20 to 80 PSI. The chart assumes straight pipe runs without valves, bends or back pressure, and that the pipe smoothness rating is 100. Actual maximum flow rates are generally lower than what is shown in the chart due to real world pipe conditions not meeting all the assumptions.

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    Maximum Pipe Flow Rates: 1 Cubic Foot 7.4805194805 Gallon (US, Liquid) 1 Gallon (US, Liquid) 0.13368055556 Cubic Foot

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    This document provides information to convert between cubic feet and gallons, and includes a chart of maximum pipe flow rates in gallons per minute for various pipe sizes from 3/4" to 1-1/2" under different pressure levels ranging from 20 to 80 PSI. The chart assumes straight pipe runs without valves, bends or back pressure, and that the pipe smoothness rating is 100. Actual maximum flow rates are generally lower than what is shown in the chart due to real world pipe conditions not meeting all the assumptions.

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    This document provides information to convert between cubic feet and gallons, and includes a chart of maximum pipe flow rates in gallons per minute for various pipe sizes from 3/4" to 1-1/2" under different pressure levels ranging from 20 to 80 PSI. The chart assumes straight pipe runs without valves, bends or back pressure, and that the pipe smoothness rating is 100. Actual maximum flow rates are generally lower than what is shown in the chart due to real world pipe conditions not meeting all the assumptions.

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    Maximum Pipe Flow Rates: 1 Cubic Foot 7.4805194805 Gallon (US, Liquid) 1 Gallon (US, Liquid) 0.13368055556 Cubic Foot

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    This document provides information to convert between cubic feet and gallons, and includes a chart of maximum pipe flow rates in gallons per minute for various pipe sizes from 3/4" to 1-1/2" under different pressure levels ranging from 20 to 80 PSI. The chart assumes straight pipe runs without valves, bends or back pressure, and that the pipe smoothness rating is 100. Actual maximum flow rates are generally lower than what is shown in the chart due to real world pipe conditions not meeting all the assumptions.

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    Cubic Feet to Gallon Conversion Rate

    Maximum Pipe Flow Rates Chart

    1 cubic foot = 7.4805194805 gallon [US, liquid]


    1 gallon [US, liquid] = 0.13368055556 cubic foot

    MAXIMUM PIPE FLOW RATES


    Assumptions:
    Straight pipe
    No valves or bends in line
    Open Flow with no back pressure
    Pipe smoothness: C = 100

    Discharge in Gallons Per Minute


    Length in Feet

    Pipe size PSI 25 50 100 200 400


    20 23 16 11 8 5
    40 34 24 16 11 8
    3/4"
    60 43 29 20 14 10
    80 50 34 24 16 11
    20 44 31 21 14 10
    40 65 44 31 21 14
    1"
    60 81 55 38 26 18
    80 94 65 44 31 21
    20 121 84 58 39 27
    40 177 121 84 58 39
    1-1/4"
    60 220 151 104 72 50
    80 257 177 121 84 58
    20 137 94 65 45 31
    40 200 137 94 65 45
    1-1/2"
    60 250 170 117 81 56
    80 290 200 137 94 65
    Piping systems rarely meet all of the conditions listed in the above assumptions.
    Actual maximum flow rates are usually much lower than the rates indicated in the
    above table.

    Originally published by: Minnesota Rural Water Association


    RR 2 Box 29
    Elbow Lake, MN 56531
    800-367-6792
    mrwa@mrwa.com

    www.dakotasupplygroup.com Convert / Calculate Resources

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