lancec2c30
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Isn't the amount of "head" that a pump has the amount of vertical feet in can push water before it levels out?
Thanks,
Lance
Thanks,
Lance
water pump head pressure?
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yes, that it is.
it is actually used for estimating how much pressure drop the pump can handle as it pushes the fluid thru your loop. each water block/inline sink/fitting has a pressure drop associated with it. the more resistance there is to fluid flow, the greater the pressure drop. 90* turns, lenths of tubing, and diameter constrictions also contribute to the total pressure drop.
i can give u more info if your interested
it is actually used for estimating how much pressure drop the pump can handle as it pushes the fluid thru your loop. each water block/inline sink/fitting has a pressure drop associated with it. the more resistance there is to fluid flow, the greater the pressure drop. 90* turns, lenths of tubing, and diameter constrictions also contribute to the total pressure drop.
i can give u more info if your interested
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