pressure drop

Roy Woolley_2

Thanks for the comments gents.Also thanks for the valid comment about the .doc attachment. I used that format to cut out all of the unnecessary information. Just that when I did the math the pressure drop was larger than I thought it might be....so thought I was doing the math wrong.

Once again thanks for the input, you can always get a straight answer here. REW

Roy Woolley_2

pressure drop

Can anyone convert this chart into North American. Any help would be greatly apreciated.

Rich Corcoran_21

Conversion

I asume you want the x-axis to give you gpm. Simply divide the gallons per hour value by 60 (60 minutes in an hour). If you want to convert the y-axis to psi, divide the value by 2.31 (2.31 ft = 1 psi)

Good Luck,

Rich C.

Carl PE

Also..

Replace the commas with decimal points.