Brian,
Another good resource, if you have access to it, is FM Data Sheet
2-89. It is friction loss tables for various types of pipe. That's
the one that I use when I need a reference.
What is the easiest way to figure friction loss when doing hydraulic calc's
by hand? I know the formula that's in the book but I was hoping there might
be a reference chart or something you could use instead. I have a
"Construction Master 5" calculator for working with feet and inches but it's
not set up to do compound formulas like the Hazen-Williams, sure would hate
to have to buy another one just to do formulas.......
Todd G. Williams, PE
Fire Protection Design/Consulting
Stonington, Connecticut
860-535-2080
www.fpdc.com
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