Now, efficiency doesn’t stop with the individual efficiencies How to translate

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If you divide the theoretical HP by the actual HP measured during testing, the result is the pump efficiency at that point. Efficiency isn’t limited to the individual efficiencies of each component; whenever we connect a motor to a pump, we need to consider the efficiency of both machines working together (the total efficiency).

Reply #22015-08-17

Now, efficiency isn’t limited to individual efficiencies. The efficiency of each individual component of such devices does not reflect the overall efficiency of the device.

Reply #32015-08-17

Now, individual efficiency cannot be stopped.

Reply #42015-08-17

Now, individual efficiency cannot be stopped.

Reply #52015-08-18

The efficiency at this point is not just simple efficiency.

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