I would like to ask: if the pipeline for the large pump doesn’t move, will that affect the small pump?

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The original pump had a head of 95 meters and was a large pump with a capacity of 280 cubic meters; its inlet and outlet pipes had diameters of 300/250 respectively. The new pump chosen is a smaller one with a head of 80 meters and a capacity of 200 cubic meters, using the same pipes as before. What problems might arise? For example, insufficient inhalation or an excessive flow rate that makes it difficult for the outlet valve to regulate?

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I would like to ask: if the pipeline for the large pump doesn’t move, will that affect the small pump?

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