Hazen-Williams Equation for Pressure Loss in Pipes

Q=340 L/S Pump @ Static Head of 40 mtrs

Specified Data
C = Hazen-Williams roughness constant New GI Pipe 120
Q = volume flow (gal/min) UK Gal/Min 4488
dh = inside or hydraulic diameter (inches) 28

Calculated Pressure Loss

f = friction head loss in feet of water per 100 feet of pipe (ft H20 per 100 ft pipe) 0.08

Calculated Flow Velocity

v = flow velocity (ft/s) 2.34

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Head Loss for a total length of 325 m pipe 0.33

Hfl 0.328 ft
Hfl in meters 0.1mtrs

As we donot have the pipe lay out drawing the Bend and valve Loss is taken approximately 3 mtrs
Staction lift 0 mts
Total Head

Approx.Total Head 43 mtrs

A total head of 46 mtrs is more than adequate. However, Please let us have your pipe lay out to arrive exact head loss.
 Hazen-Williams Equation for Pressure Loss in Pipes

Specified Data
C = Hazen-Williams roughness constant New GI Pipe 120
Q = volume flow (gal/min) UK Gal/Min 1408.44
dh = inside or hydraulic diameter (inches) 15.75

Calculated Pressure Loss

f = friction head loss in feet of water per 100 feet of pipe (ft H20 per 100 ft pipe) 0.15

Calculated Flow Velocity

v = flow velocity (ft/s) 2.32

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Head Loss for a total length of 4980 m pipe (0.15x16334.4)/100

Hfl 24.67 ft
Hfl in meters 7.52 mtrs

As we donot have the pipe lay out drawing the Bend and valve Loss is taken approximately 10 mtrs

Total Head 90+7.52+10

107.52 mtrs

Hence. A total head of 113 mtrs as per your calculation is more than adequate.