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In this video we will answer the following questions:

What happens if I decrease the outlet diameter of a pump?
How are friction losses calculated?
Is it true that the pressure increases if I decrease the diameter of the pipe?
Why do we need to calculate the diameter of the pipe?
What happens if I reduce the diameter of a pipe?
Are the head losses equal to the friction losses?

The friction of a fluid with the walls of the pipe through which it circulates causes a pressure drop in it. Knowing the value of this pressure drop is necessary for the calculation of the pumps, but also to verify that the diameter chosen for conduction is sufficient, since if it is very small, the pressure loss that occurs will be very high.
To determine the diameter of the water pipes, whether downstream or supply branches, the distance of the artifacts from the tank, the height of the latter with respect to them, plus the pressure drop and finally the consumption were taken into account. liters/hour of each of the elements.