Regarding the head of the water pump
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I would like to ask: A new water line of about 200 meters is to be added, with the equipment height being 10 meters. The outlet pressure is at atmospheric pressure. What power rating is required for the motor, and what is the minimum head that the pump needs to have? ?
What is your data usage? ? Is the outlet pressure at normal pressure 0.1 MPA, and is the inlet pressure 0 MPA? It seems a bit casual to me! By the way, is your medium circulating water or water containing other substances?
What you’re saying can’t be correct, because based on your results, there’s an issue with the pressure difference – the outlet pressure exceeds 0.1 MPa
There are too few constraints; at least provide some traffic limit
What does \"waterline\" mean? Could you be more professional, or more serious about this? Do you want to raise the level of experts like HaiChuan to your own level? I won’t say anything more; be more serious from now on
Haha, when asking a question, please clarify the operating conditions first. Do you think the power requirement will be the same for a flow rate of 10 cubic meters per hour and 100 cubic meters per hour? It’s not easy to calculate the head either – what about the pipeline layout and the number of elbows? I suggest creating a sketch to help you calculate it and give some advice.
Thank you all. . . I will definitely work hard! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1::'(
The last edit to this post was made by 764970655 on 2016-8-9 at 08:31. To calculate the power of a motor, it is necessary to know the flow rate, suction lift, head, and pipe length; let’s draw a simple diagram – everyone, please help come up with ideas