Regarding the Differential Pressure and Discharge Pressure of the pump

2022-03-10View Original

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I would like to ask the experts here: some imported pumps are labeled with \"Differential Pressure\" and \"Discharge Pressure\". As I understand it, \"Discharge Pressure\" refers to what we commonly call the outlet pressure. So what does \"Differential Pressure\" mean? What is the difference in pressure between the two? I would appreciate your guidance.

Reply #22022-03-11

Differential Pressure = Outlet pressure - Inlet pressure

Reply #32022-03-11

Differential Pressure is the pressure difference, which corresponds to the pump’s head.

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