How to read pump curves 

RCx Practicum attendees, practice centrifugal pump basics here: www.surveymonkey.com/r/WPZG958

Man I wish I knew this dudes name or he had an Instagram account for this RU-vid channel. Seems like he’s not using this channel anymore but I want to thank him for the absurd amount of knowledge he pours into this channel and the dedication. How can you be this good!!

This was a very thorough and easy to understand explanation. Super helpful for me at work! Thank you!!

I must say, this is one of the best explanation. Thank you

It helped me a lot for my turbomachinery midterm, thank you!!!

Very good explanation. Thank you!

Great job!!! Thanks a lot.

Good job, thanks.

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cool video

Thank you. At 7:29 if i have one hose and gauge, would I take the psi reading from the outlet , then inlet and add them together?

Nice video

Effect on amps with wear ring or casing ring wear down...?

how does suction head work into this? with a higher pressure at suction, you get better discharge flow..

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From the curve it shows that head is against the flow and if we need to increase the flow we need to add more head ?

If a pump is deemed to be slightly oversized. What operators do is get a butterfly valve installed and throttle it. There are various reasons why it can oversized. Such as the engineer being overly cautious, or considering prospect of expansion ie pump will be more loaded in a future scenario.

How pump head curve changed by viscosity changed & how pump vendor accomodate it while running the pump only with water?

Do you offer some video training?

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Here's a good explanation from the pump manufacturer perspective on how pumps are selected and pump curves are read: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fiJeOLkLV5I.html

This guy sounds identical to Steve Jobs