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  1. c991257

    Calculating flow based on power consumption

    Thanks all. I'll have a better engineer than me look at it on Monday. Everybody, enjoy your weekend when you get there.
  2. c991257

    Calculating flow based on power consumption

    @artisi: Doesn't the pitot tube require a certain pipe length for laminar flow? Any Idea what it costs when flow is 4000 m3/hrs and pipe dia is 630 mm? @3DDave: The pipe is somewhat higher up so it sucks in some air. @Danschwind: 100% gravity. 300 mm difference in water level. Bernoulli?
  3. c991257

    Calculating flow based on power consumption

    @Artsi, the problem is our piping is rather large (ø630 to ø1200) and clamp-on flow meters typically require 15 DN lengths straight pipe for accurate measurements. I don't have that at all. A 10 pump system flows around 4000 m3 per hour, and that is a small-medium size system for us...
  4. c991257

    Calculating flow based on power consumption

    The setup is something like this (only four pumps shown).
  5. c991257

    Calculating flow based on power consumption

    Hi. I have a pumping system with say 10 pumps (pumping from the same tank) connecting to a manifold which sends the water to some other tanks. If the pressure on the manifold is known, and I measure the power consumption on each pump, then I should be able to read the flow rate on each pump on...

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