Frictional pressure drop

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The frictional pressure drop is the decrease in pressure as a fluid passes through a conduit, caused by frictional losses within the conduit.

This article was created to discuss merging the following articles:

• Friction factor
• Darcy friction factor
• Darcy-Weisbach equation
• Moody chart
• Colebrook equation
• Haaland equation
• Fanning friction factor
• Atkinson friction factor
• Atkinson resistance
• Hazen-Williams equation
• Colebrook-White equation
• Swamee-Jain equation
• Prony equation
• Hydraulic diameter
• Friction loss
• Serghide's solution

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