MANPIP

[Thomas Klemm]

(04-12-2014 07:07 PM)Jerussi Wrote:  Now it is needed to solve for D sometimes. We'll know Q, the S we have and of course the N. We then need to solve for D. I think the old MANPIP program would solve for the exact diameter required (full flow) and provide that diameter (i.e. 14.2"), then I would use a 15 inch conc. pipe.

This can already be done with the program: just enter Q, S and n and then solve for d. You could then enter d = 15/12 and solve for y. However you can't specify Q, S, n and y and then solve for d. Is that a use-case as well?

Cheers
Thomas