Pump station A pumps water to location B, but there is a region C with a higher elevation in between; is it necessary to build a storage tank in this area?

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The height difference between A and B is 80, and that between A and C is 130. Is it necessary to build a storage tank, or can a pipe be used to connect directly to B?

Reply #22016-09-09

It can be delivered in one pump stroke; consider the pump’s head pressure

Reply #32016-09-09

What factors should be considered when selecting a pump's head? Could you explain it in more detail?

Reply #42016-09-09

This might be chosen by the expert in moving equipment

Reply #52016-09-09

I’m so stupid; I don’t understand what it means :(

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Pump station A pumps water to location B, but there is a region C with a higher elevation in between; is it necessary to build a storage tank in this area?

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