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Reading off a Moody Diagram - The Student Room 9x10 4 = 90,000 (dotted line immediately to the left of 10 5) 10x10 4 = 100,000 = 1x10 5 so on and so forth. The space between each dotted line is also divided into the same logarithmic scale. So 2.11x10 4 is slightly to the right of the next dotted along line after the 10 4 vertical. Turbulent Flow: Moody Chart [Fluid Mechanics #41] - YouTube An introduction to the famous Moody Chart! We use the Moody Chart often to estimate frictional factors. To download the notes I use for these videos, please ... Moody Chart Calculator - EngineerExcel A Moody Chart (or Moody Diagram) is a diagram used in the calculation of pressure drop or head loss due to friction in pipe flow. More specifically, a Moody diagram is used to find the friction factor for flow in a pipe. Friction factor is plotted vs. Reynolds number and relative roughness on a Moody chart. Relative roughness is defined as the pipe roughness height, ε, divided by the inside d...