We began this section on friction loss pressure drop last month with a look at the factors that contribute to friction loss. This month, we will use this information to calculate the pressure drop due to friction loss in a typical residential system.
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Last month, we examined two of the three factors to be considered when determining the pressure requirements of a pump, household working pressure and lift pressure. The third factor is pressure drop due to friction loss.
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There are three factors that go into determining the pressure required from a pump in a residential water system – lift pressure, household pressure and friction loss.
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