Look for the symbol in the latest 2009 edition of the TP410.

Pipeline Head Loss (Darcy)

Calculate the head loss due to friction of a Newtonian fluid through a straight pipe using the Darcy equation. This calculator also computes the Reynolds number, Friction Factor, and pressure drop through the pipe and will account for either laminar or turbulent flow.

Theory for these calculations can be found on pages 1-4 thru 1-7 in the new 2009 edition of TP410. 
Calculator covers equations: 6-3, 6-4, 6-6, and 6-8.

K, Cv & Kv Conversion

Convert between a Resistance Coefficient (K), US Flow Coefficient (Cv) or metric Flow Coefficient (Kv).

Theory for this calculator can be found on pages 2-6, 2-9, and 3-5 in the new 2009 edition of TP410. 
Calculator covers equations: 6-23 and 6-40.

Flow of Liquids Through Orifices

Calculate the beta ratio, Reynolds number, Discharge coefficient, Mass and Volumetric flow rate of a Newtonian fluid through an orifice with a Corner, 1D - ½ D, or Flange tap arrangement.

Theory for this calculator can be found on pages 4-2 thru 4-5 in the new 2009 edition of TP410. 
Calculator covers equations: 6-29 and 6-31 applied to Orifices.

COMING SOON: Orifice calculations for compressible flow.

Flow Of Liquids Through Nozzles

Calculate the beta ratio, Reynolds number, Discharge coefficient, Mass and Volumetric flow rate of a Newtonian fluid through an ISA 1932, Long Radius, or Venturi Nozzle.

Theory for this calculator can be found on pages 4-2 thru 4-5 in the new 2009 edition of TP410. 
Calculator covers equations: 6-29 and 6-31 applied to Nozzles.

COMING SOON: Nozzle calculations for compressible flow.

Flow Of Fluids Through Venturi Meter (COMING SOON)

Calculate the beta ratio, Reynolds number, Discharge coefficient, Mass and Volumetric flow rate through "As-Cast", Machined, or Rough-Welded Convergent Section venturi meters for both liquid and compressible flow applications.

Theory for this calculator can be found on pages 4-2 thru 4-5 in the new 2009 edition of TP410. 
Calculator covers equations: 6-29 and 6-31 applied to Orifices.

Pump Power

Calculate the fluid power required to pump fluid to a certain height or head. This does not take into account friction forces within the pipe.

Theory for this calculator can be found on page 5-4 in the new 2009 edition of TP410. 
Calculator covers equation: B-8.

COMING SOON: Brake (shaft) and electrical power calculations.

Gas Volume and Density

Calculate the weight density, Specific Volume, and Molar Mass of a gas per the ideal gas law.

Theory for this calculator can be found on page 1-8 in the new 2009 edition of TP410. 
Calculator covers equation: 6-52.

Unit Converters

Convert units for any of the following: Dynamic Viscosity, Flow Coefficient, Length, Mass, Mass Density, Mass Flow, Power, Pressure, Specific Gas Constant, Specific Volume, Temperature, Volumetric Flow or Volume.

More conversions to come, check back often.

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