The calculator provides a practical and straightforward solution.

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You enter the volume and time, and it calculates the flow rate and the recommended diameters based on velocities between 1 and 3 m/s.

 

That solves an important part of the problem.

 

But the most relevant part of the process is to correctly specify and size the pump for the installation.

That’s why, beyond velocity and diameter, it’s necessary to determine the Total Head, the available NPSH, and the system curve.

 

This is why I created the course Practical Guide to Pump Specification: a direct step-by-step method for those who want to make technical decisions with clarity and without guesswork.

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In this course, we teach the entire process step by step and also provide, for one year, access to the exclusive Pump Sizing

 

Calculator software.

 

Watch the presentation below: