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August 22nd 03, 08:32 PM
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How much flow can a 2" pipe support?
Michael Shaffer writes:
I buried a 2" pipe between my veggie pond and main pond. I think the Pondmaster 3600gph pump might come down in price now that the newer model is out, so I was thinking of getting a second one. Do you think my 2" pipe would support 7200gph? Depends how long, how many fittings, static head and what flow is acceptable... http://www.mdminc.com/friction_loss_chart.htm You say one pipe. How does the water go the other way -- stream? 
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