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How do I determine the height of a supply tank to a pump that has the following specs
I have been given the task of determining the location of a supply tank to a pump my specs are as follows.
200 gpm centrifugal max height 40 ft 113 feet of head dP =42.56 brake horsepower is 10.92 HP electric horsepower is 12.84 HP kW 9.58 How high should I place the supply tank above the pump? |
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