About water pumps

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I originally studied water supply and drainage; after graduating, I worked in another industry. Now I want to return to my original field of study and focus on pumps. I would appreciate it if you could recommend some books on basic pumps. Thank you

Reply #22009-03-01

I think both of these are quite useful. Table for calculating the friction loss in chilled water and cooling water: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-328142-1-1.html. Simple calculation methods for pipes and pumps: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-367595-1-1.html

Reply #32009-03-01

I recommend visiting this site to learn more*; it’s a very professional forum on pump and valve technology: http://www.pumpvip.com/

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