【Daily Discussion】Utilities - Water Supply and Drainage - 20200724
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In engineering, pressure is generally measured in kilopounds per square inch, and when it comes to pumps, terms such as pump head or head pressure are used. One atmosphere corresponds to 10.3 meters of water column, which is roughly equivalent to 10 meters of water column. 1 Mpa = 10 bar = 10 atmospheres = 10 kilograms of force = 100 meters of water column. So 272 meters of head = 2.72 MPa.
In engineering, pressure is generally measured in kilopounds per square inch, and when it comes to pumps, terms such as pump head or head pressure are used. One atmosphere corresponds to 10.3 meters of water column, which is roughly equivalent to 10 meters of water column. 1 Mpa = 10 bar = 10 atmospheres = 10 kilograms of force = 100 meters of water column. So 272 meters of head = 2.72 MPa.
In engineering, pressure is generally measured in kilopounds per square inch, and when it comes to pumps, terms such as pump head or head pressure are used. One atmosphere corresponds to 10.3 meters of water column, which is roughly equivalent to 10 meters of water column. 1 Mpa = 10 bar = 10 atmospheres = 10 kilograms of force = 100 meters of water column. So 272 meters of head = 2.72 MPa.