How can the characteristic curve of a pump be calibrated for actual materials?
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Manufacturers generally use water for testing in order to draw characteristic curves, but in actual use the viscosity of the material may differ from that of water, resulting in deviations in the characteristic curves. How can such deviations be corrected?
Select five points to measure the actual head and flow rate
Your proposal is too difficult to accept. Actually, the original poster can refer to a head calculation company; if there isn’t a large difference between the material and water, the density and viscosity can be used to conduct a recalculation.