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Water resources engineering

empirical pipe flow relation linking velocity to hydraulic radius, slope of the energy line and a roughness coefficient C, used in water distribution design.

In water resources engineering, Hazen-Williams equation refers to empirical pipe flow relation linking velocity to hydraulic radius, slope of the energy line and a roughness coefficient C, used in water distribution design. This meaning comes from Williams (1905) in Hydraulic tables.[1]

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References

Williams, G. S. (1905). Hydraulic tables. J. Wiley & sons. Open Library record

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