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Hazen-Williams vs. Darcy-Weisbach
The Hazen-Williams and Darcy-Weisbach equations have their merits and limitations, mainly relating to their ease of use and accuracy.
Read MoreGlycol in Heating and Cooling Systems – What are the Implications?
Glycol is a substance commonly used in heating and cooling systems for its freeze protection capabilities.
In this blog, we will discuss what glycol is, why it’s used in heating and cooling systems, and how it affects system calculations.
The Correlation Between Water Temperature and Friction Loss in Water Pipes
Commonly known factors in pressure loss calculations include the flow rate of the water, the pipe diameter, and the velocity of the water.
However, it is important to understand the other factors too.
10 Steps to Creating an Easily Maintainable System
This one should go without saying… but a correct design is crucial for maintenance because it ensures that the system functions efficiently and effectively, minimising the likelihood of breakdowns, complaints, and the need for repairs.
Read MoreQuality Control in Engineering Designs
Engineers working in design know that quality control places significant demands on their work. From pipe sizing to pressure calculations, engineers must be able to quickly deliver quality systems that are accurate, compliant, and work for the client’s needs.
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