how to find the flow rate of water in a 6"fire line?

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anonymous · Answer

I'd recommend looking it up in an engineering handbook, personally..
What other information do you have? Pressure, fluid velocity, ..?

anonymous · Answer

Flow rate usually means either mass flow rate or volumetric flow rate; for fluids, it's usually volumetric (liters per second, hundreds of gallons per hour, cubic feet per minute, etc.)
If it's a 6-in. diameter circular pipe, then you can get volume flow by multiplying the cross-sectional area times the average fluid velocity.

anonymous · Answer

can u read isometric drawings

anonymous · Answer

You mean sketches of 3D figures? Yeah, as long as they are clearly labeled.

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anonymous · Answer

OK, that all looks pretty familiar, though it's been a few years since I've worked with situations like these..  :">

anonymous · Answer

It's also 2 in the morning here where I live, so my eyes are a bit blurry.  X-]

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