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July 27, 2009, 19:00 |
pump Inlet/outlet conditions?
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Dave Paden
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I am trying to determine a pumps performance at a given speed, but have been told I need to specify inlet or outlet flow condition??
What is the right way to determine the pump output without specifing what I am looking for out of the analysis?? am I missing something? thanks. |
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September 11, 2009, 16:48 |
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Mike Jenkins
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You can only get this from a performance graph from the manufacturer.
Even the manufacturer will have a high difficulty to predict this without actual lab testing of the prototype. Quote:
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