Circulator size part 1 Loudepot

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  • Опубликовано: 11 янв 2025

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  • @robblacie2377
    @robblacie2377 8 лет назад +4

    calculated head loss: 1) Length of longest circuit, round trip. 2) add 50% for fittings. 3) multiply .04
    example 150'+75=225'*.04= 9ft of head
    The height of the building has nothing to do with the pump. The water pressure has to do with the height of the building.

  • @MatthewKupid
    @MatthewKupid 8 лет назад

    Awesome, you solved my issues with my flow rate in 1/2" pex, much higher head then I expected. Now I have the correct pump.

  • @kituboykituz4686
    @kituboykituz4686 5 лет назад

    Louis, your app is no longer on the iOS app store. i have a question for you. I am preparing for a mechanical/distribution panel for hydronics in-floor heat. i have 2 zones. zone 1 has 7 loops with a 7 loop manifold. each loop is approx 300' of 1/2" Pex. Zone 2 has 3 loops with a 3 loop manifold. The loops are in parallel cct and the manifolds as well. From your calculations; my longest single loop is 300'....300X1.5 =450......450x0.04 = 18. is the head loss of 18 accurate? why do i disregard all the other loops? i am trying to size the circulator that i would like to deliver1-2Gph on all loops (zone 1 will require 7-14gph into the manifold = 1-2gph per loop).
    in my design i will have a primary circulator and 2 secondary circulators (one for each zone) thank you. Cad

  • @xlargetophat
    @xlargetophat 11 лет назад

    Thanks

  • @agioskylos3899
    @agioskylos3899 3 года назад

    ωραιος