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First you must convert the pressure to Pascals and then multiply by the pipe's cross-sectional area and multiply the result b the square of the pipe's radius. Divide the result by the pipe's length, divide the answer by 0.08, multiply the result by 60, and then multiply that by 264.17 for the answer.

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To convert pressure (psi) to flow rate (GPM) for water, the specific conversion formula depends on the pipe size and type, as well as the physical properties of the water being pumped. Generally, you would need to use a flow rate calculator that takes into consideration the pressure drop due to friction in the piping system and other factors. The inside diameter (ID) of the pipe is also a factor in determining the flow rate, as it affects the velocity of the water flowing through the pipe.

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