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Pump sizing

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Question 4 of 6 Basic

Identify the factors that are not considered for calculating the total pump head requirements?

Question 5 of 6 Basic

How many hours will a correctly sized pump run a day to meet the demand?

Question 6 of 6 Basic

What is the limit of sand in well water as recommended by US EPA and National Water Works Association?

Question 6 of 6 Basic

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Q: Which of the following options is true about a centrifugal pump?
A: If the pump is pumping at a lower flow, it delivers a higher head.
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Q: What are the two factors that should be ensured when the total head for a ground water pump is calculated?
A: There is no suction lift. Instead there is static water table and the drawdown has to be added to the elevation lift.
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Q: Identify which of the following sentences are true:
A: The drawdown is the difference between the static and the dynamic water level.
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Q: Identify the factors that are not considered for calculating the total pump head requirements?
A: Pump flow
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Q: How many hours will a correctly sized pump run a day to meet the demand?
A: 12-18 hours
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Q: What is the limit of sand in well water as recommended by US EPA and National Water Works Association?
A: 15ppm