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How does the operating point of the pump’s characteristic curve change when the actual resistance loss in the system is less than the head specified on the nameplate of the circulation pump? Feel free to participate actively in the discussions – the system offers generous rewards for answering questions from VIP members! ! !
When the actual resistance loss of the system is less than the head specified on the nameplate of the circulation pump, the flow rate at the pump’s operating point is greater, while the head is less than the parameters indicated on the pump’s nameplate.
As flow rate increases, head decreases and pump efficiency drops
When the actual resistance loss of the system is less than the head specified on the circulator pump’s nameplate, the flow rate at the pump’s operating point is greater than the head, which is in turn less than the parameters indicated on the pump’s nameplate.
When the actual resistance loss in the system is less than the head specified on the pump’s nameplate, the flow rate at the pump’s operating point is greater than, while the head is less than, the parameters indicated on the pump’s nameplate
As flow rate increases, head decreases and pump efficiency drops
When the actual resistance loss of the system is less than the head specified on the nameplate of the circulation pump, the flow rate at the pump’s operating point is greater, while the head is less than the parameters indicated on the pump’s nameplate.
When the actual resistance loss in the system is less than the head specified on the pump’s nameplate, the flow rate at the pump’s operating point is greater than, while the head is less than, the parameters indicated on the pump’s nameplate
1. Increased flow rate, 2. Decreased head, 3. Reduced pump efficiency.
When the actual resistance loss in the system is less than the head specified on the pump’s nameplate, the flow rate at the pump’s operating point is greater than, while the head is less than, the parameters indicated on the pump’s nameplate