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3/12/2004 Nameplate HP on motor: Motor RPM Motor Efficiency Meter factor (Kh): Power Factor Depth of Pump Pump Make Driver Make Discharge Head Type Column Diameter (in) Shaft Length (ft) Shaft Diameter (inches) Vertical Pump TDH Data Standing Water Level below ground (ft) Drawdown (ft) Pumping Water Level (ft) Column and screen Friction Losses (ft) Discharge Head Loss (ft) Horizontal Pump TDH Data Suction pressure (inches Hg) Suction pressure (ft) Suction pressure gauge height above ground (ft) Discharge pressure data for all pumps Discharge pipe centerline above ground (ft) Height of gauge above ground (ft) Discharge pressure at gauge (psi) Discharge pressure at gauge (ft) Total lift (ft) (commonly used by pump testers) Total dynamic head (ft) Flow rate (GPM) 2 3 4 5 3 3 85 193.4 29.0 218.4 519.6 1a -21.2 -24.0 5 GPM Calculation Avg. velocity in the pipe (ft/s) Conversion for manometers Revised average velocity Pipe ID Multiplier Calculated GPM 4.850 0.000 4.850 6.681 107.1 519.6 if applicable 1 Need PWL 7 50 1770 85% 28.8 0.95
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Collins or Prandtl Tube Hall Tube Other type of flow meter Check Complete 1 519.629924
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Velocity Measurement (ft/sec) - second transect for Collins Tube Left of CL Right of CL Average transect velocity (ft/s)
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Motor Eff. Nameplate HP Nplt Input HP Input HP Motor Load 85% 50.0 58.8 49.3 83.9% C5 C3
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1 Pumping water level = Standing water level + Drawdown, 1a. Suction inches Hg = 1.133 ft of water 2 Discharge pressure at gauge (feet) = (Discharge pressure at gauge (psi) x 2.31 ) - Height of gauge above ground (ft) 3 Total lift = Pumping water level + Discharge pipe centerline above ground + Discharge pressure (all in feet) OR (Horizontal Pumps) Total lift = Suction pressure (ft) - Suction pressure gauge height above ground (ft) 4 Total dynamic head (ft) =Total lift + Column friction losses + Discharge head loss 5 Water Horsepower = GPM x Total Dynamic Head/3960 6 Input HP =4.83 x (Kh for meter) x (M, usually = 1) x (Number of Meter Revolutions) / (Time for meter rev. in sec) OR Input Horsepower =(KW from test meter) / 0.746 OR Input Horsepower =(KW from volt-amp method / 0.746) 6a Est. thrust bearing losses = Motor Eff*Input HP*1% 6b Est. shaft losses = 1HP per 100 feet of shaft (Shaft length in cell C13 is needed for this calc otherwise it is ignored) 7 Brake Horsepower delivered to impeller = (Input Horsepower * Motor Efficiency) - Est. thrust bearing losses - Est. shaft losses (If no shaft length input in C10 shaft loss is ignored) 8 Impeller Efficiency (%) = Water Horsepower / Brakehorsepower x 100 9 Overall Pumping Plant Efficiency (%) = Water Horsepower/Input Horsepower x 100 10 KWH/AF = (IHP * .746)/ (GPM *60/325,850)
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Velocity Measurement (ft/sec) - second transect for Collins Tube Left of CL Right of CL Average transect velocity (ft/s)
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Motor Eff. Nameplate HP Nplt Input HP Input HP Motor Load 85% 20.0 23.5 27.2 115.7% C5 C3
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1 Pumping water level = Standing water level + Drawdown, 1a. Suction inches Hg = 1.133 ft of water 2 Discharge pressure at gauge (feet) = (Discharge pressure at gauge (psi) x 2.31 ) - Height of gauge above ground (ft) 3 Total lift = Pumping water level + Discharge pipe centerline above ground + Discharge pressure (all in feet) OR (Horizontal Pumps) Total lift = Suction pressure (ft) - Suction pressure gauge height above ground (ft) 4 Total dynamic head (ft) =Total lift + Column friction losses + Discharge head loss 5 Water Horsepower = GPM x Total Dynamic Head/3960 6 Input HP =4.83 x (Kh for meter) x (M, usually = 1) x (Number of Meter Revolutions) / (Time for meter rev. in sec) OR Input Horsepower =(KW from test meter) / 0.746 OR Input Horsepower =(KW from volt-amp method / 0.746) 6a Est. thrust bearing losses = Motor Eff*Input HP*1% 6b Est. shaft losses = 1HP per 100 feet of shaft (Shaft length in cell C13 is needed for this calc otherwise it is ignored) 7 Brake Horsepower delivered to impeller = (Input Horsepower * Motor Efficiency) - Est. thrust bearing losses - Est. shaft losses (If no shaft length input in C10 shaft loss is ignored) 8 Impeller Efficiency (%) = Water Horsepower / Brakehorsepower x 100 9 Overall Pumping Plant Efficiency (%) = Water Horsepower/Input Horsepower x 100 10 KWH/AF = (IHP * .746)/ (GPM *60/325,850)
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Velocity Measurement (ft/sec) - second transect for Collins Tube Left of CL Right of CL Average transect velocity (ft/s)
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1 Pumping water level = Standing water level + Drawdown, 1a. Suction inches Hg = 1.133 ft of water 2 Discharge pressure at gauge (feet) = (Discharge pressure at gauge (psi) x 2.31 ) - Height of gauge above ground (ft) 3 Total lift = Pumping water level + Discharge pipe centerline above ground + Discharge pressure (all in feet) OR (Horizontal Pumps) Total lift = Suction pressure (ft) - Suction pressure gauge height above ground (ft) 4 Total dynamic head (ft) =Total lift + Column friction losses + Discharge head loss 5 Water Horsepower = GPM x Total Dynamic Head/3960 6 Input HP =4.83 x (Kh for meter) x (M, usually = 1) x (Number of Meter Revolutions) / (Time for meter rev. in sec) OR Input Horsepower =(KW from test meter) / 0.746 OR Input Horsepower =(KW from volt-amp method / 0.746) 6a Est. thrust bearing losses = Motor Eff*Input HP*1% 6b Est. shaft losses = 1HP per 100 feet of shaft (Shaft length in cell C13 is needed for this calc otherwise it is ignored) 7 Brake Horsepower delivered to impeller = (Input Horsepower * Motor Efficiency) - Est. thrust bearing losses - Est. shaft losses (If no shaft length input in C10 shaft loss is ignored) 8 Impeller Efficiency (%) = Water Horsepower / Brakehorsepower x 100 9 Overall Pumping Plant Efficiency (%) = Water Horsepower/Input Horsepower x 100 10 KWH/AF = (IHP * .746)/ (GPM *60/325,850)
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