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I haven't the calculation for water flow. I think there is discussion about it in past threads. It seems like the area of a pipe is pie x radius (which is half the diameter) squared. The area seems to grow exponentially. For example...
Pie Diameter Radius Radius Squared Area 3.14 2 1 1 3.14 3.14 4 2 4 12.56 3.14 6 3 9 28.26 3.14 8 4 16 50.24 3.14 10 5 25 78.5 3.14 12 6 36 113.04 3.14 14 7 49 153.86 3.14 16 8 64 200.96
Even though an 8" diameter pipe sounds just twice as large as a 4", it is actual over 4 times as large. I'm getting 14" pipe and plan for much to go over emergency spillways and such, but Illinois USED TO have more rain than Texas.
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