Hydraulic Roughness of Corrugated Pipes
Charles R. Neill
Abstract
Charles R. Neill
Abstract
Original data on friction losses in two types of corrugated-metal pipes, obtained in the course of investigations into the hydraulic behavior of corrugated-metal culverts, are reported. A comprehensive friction factor-Reynold's number diagram, incorporating all published data on corrugated-metal pipes, is presented and used to develop a relationship between peak friction factors and relative depth of corrugations. A flow formula is developed to replace the Manning formula, but a table of n values, for use with the Manning formula, is also given.
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Original data on friction losses in two types of corrugated-metal pipes, obtained in the course of investigations into the hydraulic behavior of corrugated-metal culverts, are reported. A comprehensive friction factor-Reynold's number diagram, incorporating all published data on corrugated-metal pipes, is presented and used to develop a relationship between peak friction factors and relative depth of corrugations. A flow formula is developed to replace the Manning formula, but a table of n values, for use with the Manning formula, is also given.
Key concepts: Culvert, Friction factor, Friction loss, Surface finish, Hydraulic roughness, Diagram, Table (database), Flow (mathematics)