Just a quick shot off the top of my head: 5 psi/.433=11.55 ft/144=.08 ft3*62.4
lb/ft3=5 lb of water/8.33 lb/gal= ~.6 gallon in 2 hours. Does that sound
right?!? I guess I could look at the book farther than + or - 5 psi (if I was
not busy doing my taxes).
Thanks, brad
> On Apr 15, 2014, at 2:53 AM, Aaron Peck <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I can't seem to find one but I'm trying to find the volume of water loss
> during a pressure test. I can get the total volume of water in the pipe but
> can't seem to find a formula to help with finding the volume loss.
>
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