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Piping required

Field east · 2021-10-26 08:43:56

Want to pipe cattle drinking water from a spring -water source- to a water trough 190 metres away. Question 1. what fall is needed from top of water source -a wall- to top of water trough in order to get a reasonable flow of water. I feel that I would need a two inch pipe - like the pipe the ESB uses to protect underground…

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Want to pipe cattle drinking water from a spring -water source- to a water trough 190 metres away.
Question 1.
what fall is needed from top of water source -a wall- to top of water trough in order to get a reasonable flow of water. I feel that I would need a two inch pipe - like the pipe the ESB uses to protect underground cables - but am open to suggestions. The flow will be all year round as spring never dries up .
Question 2
any ideas as to what type of pipe would do the job and where it might be sourced. ? I assume that a 6” wavin would definitely do the job but would I have to go to that expense- and with all those joints . A 50 mt + tubing with two + joints would be a better job. The pipe would not need to be of a high quality as it’s not transporting sewage, no electrics involved, etc it just needs to be reasonably robust

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