Pipe Pressure Drop Calculator
Calculate the friction-loss pressure drop and head loss along a pipe run from its flow rate (or velocity), diameter, length, material roughness and fluid, using the Darcy–Weisbach equation with a Colebrook-equivalent (Swamee–Jain) friction factor. Works in metric or imperial units and shows the Reynolds number, flow regime and friction factor behind the result.
Authorizations
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Body
Inside Diameter
x >= 0Pipe Run Length
x >= 0Known Quantity
flow, velocity Volumetric Flow Rate
x >= 0Flow Unit
lpm, lps, m3h, m3s, gpm, cfm Mean Velocity
x >= 0Velocity Unit
mps, fps Diameter Unit
mm, in, m, ft Length Unit
m, ft, km, mi Pipe Material
pvc, copper, steel, galvanized, castiron, concrete, riveted, custom Absolute Roughness (mm)
x >= 0Fluid
water20, water60, seawater20, air20, ethanol20, sae30, glycerin20, custom Density (kg/m³)
x >= 0Viscosity
x >= 0Viscosity Unit
cp, pas, cst Response
Tool output
The tool's slug, echoing the {slug} in the request path.
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