Remisero
Mechanical
- Aug 23, 2006
- 3
Dear Forum,
I would appreciate any feedback you might have, or if you could point me to a good book on pumps in order to resolve a question I have relating to pumps connected to common header inlet (4" drain line from 300,000 gallon water tank):
My question is if there is any practical formula or rule of thumb on how to determine if a new pump I want to install (3" inlet 240GPM @ 12ft.) will starve in any way two already installed pumps: (2.5" inlet 70GPM @ 65ft.) and (3" inlet 115GPM @ 75ft.) when they all operate at the same time.
I still haven’t found any literature on this, so I would appreciate any input you might have. This new pump I want to install is to fill up tank trucks with water.
I would appreciate any feedback you might have, or if you could point me to a good book on pumps in order to resolve a question I have relating to pumps connected to common header inlet (4" drain line from 300,000 gallon water tank):
My question is if there is any practical formula or rule of thumb on how to determine if a new pump I want to install (3" inlet 240GPM @ 12ft.) will starve in any way two already installed pumps: (2.5" inlet 70GPM @ 65ft.) and (3" inlet 115GPM @ 75ft.) when they all operate at the same time.
I still haven’t found any literature on this, so I would appreciate any input you might have. This new pump I want to install is to fill up tank trucks with water.