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What is jet reaction?

Holding a hose with pressure or


Jet reaction when the hose and branch recoil in a direction opposite to the flow


When water projected from a branch causes a reaction equal and opposite to the force of the jet.

Two principles of pressure?

The height of the branch/nozzle above the pump


Friction in the hose


1m of height equals?

10kpa

To calculate the pressure the formula is?

P=10xH


Pressure= 10kpa multiply by head in metres

1 Bar equals?

100kpa

To calculate head the formula is?

H=P/10, head is height and P is pressure

Loss of pressure due to friction loss also know as DRISL?

D- diameter of hose - friction loss increases directly with the decrease in diameter


R- Roughness of hose - friction loss increases with the roughness of the interior of the hose


I- independent pressure - friction loss is independent of pressure when running at a constant flow rate


S- Square of the flow rate - double the flow then you quadruple the friction loss - friction loss increases directly as the square of the flow rate


L- length of the hose - friction loss increases directly with the length of the hose - the longer the hose the more pressure is required to pump water through the hose

Friction loss due to diameter values?

Back (Definition)

Square the flow rate values?

Back (Definition)

Volume of water per length values?

Back (Definition)