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A galvanised iron pipe is required to carry water at a discharge of 250 m3/hr and...

A galvanised iron pipe is required to carry water at a discharge of 250 m3/hr and with a permissible head loss of 3 m per kilometre.

What is the smallest pipe size that can be used?

Enter the pipe diameter in metres with up to three significant figures.

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