Practical Irrigation And Pumping; Water Requirements, Methods of Irrigation And Analyses of Cost And Profit
Practical Irrigation And Pumping; Water Requirements, Methods of Irrigation And Analyses of Cost And Profit
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Friction Effects. — It must be remembered that the friction effect tends to increase the suction lift just as it does the lift on the discharge side and the distance from the inlet of the suction pipe to the inlet of the pump must not be great enough to cause a friction head which together with the vertical suction lift will much exceed 25 feet, which must be considered the economical limit of suction lift.
Many turns and valves also increase the friction effect.
Example. — An example will prob...ably make this more clear. Suppose a 4-inch pump is to be used. This size refers, as previously explained, to the diameter of the discharge opening of the pump. The suction opening is usually at least one size larger or say 5 inches. The suc- tion pipe should in no case be less than the size of the suction opening of the pump and if the suction pipe is to be of considerable length it should be at least two sizes larger than the nominal size of the pump. Let us say that in this case 5-inch pipe should be used on the suction line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Friction Effects. — It must be remembered that the friction effect tends to increase the suction lift just as it does the lift on the discharge side and the distance from the inlet of the suction pipe to the inlet of the pump must not be great enough to cause a friction head which together with the vertical suction lift will much exceed 25 feet, which must be considered the economical limit of suction lift.
Many turns and valves also increase the friction effect.
Example. — An example will prob...ably make this more clear. Suppose a 4-inch pump is to be used. This size refers, as previously explained, to the diameter of the discharge opening of the pump. The suction opening is usually at least one size larger or say 5 inches. The suc- tion pipe should in no case be less than the size of the suction opening of the pump and if the suction pipe is to be of considerable length it should be at least two sizes larger than the nominal size of the pump. Let us say that in this case 5-inch pipe should be used on the suction line.
What to read after Practical Irrigation And Pumping; Water Requirements, Methods of Irrigation And Analyses of Cost And Profit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton Percival Fleming to read onlineMoreLess
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