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With 6 cubic meters of water, a lift height of 32 meters, and a flow rate of 25 cubic meters per minute, how long can a pump operate to pump water through DN25 pipes? What is the specific algorithm?

2019-04-16View Original

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With 6 cubic meters of water, a lift height of 32 meters, and a flow rate of 25 cubic meters per minute, how long can a pump operate to pump water through DN25 pipes? What is the specific algorithm?
Reply #22019-04-17
Frontal and rear resistance, height, etc. What pump?
Reply #32019-04-17
It’s a pump with a flow rate of 25 cubic meters; the pipes used are too small, so the actual flow rate during operation is uncertain – no calculations have been done. It is estimated that it will take a little over an hour to empty the tank
Reply #42019-04-21
The pipes are too small; usually, 65-mm pipes are used. There is also a difference in height due to the distance involved. Generally speaking, 2 cubic meters per hour can be pumped using 25-mm pipes

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