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Old 09-06-2006, 11:31 PM
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I am not sure how you are going to control the flow, If you vary the pump speed to vary the flow, please consider the following:

Your starting pressure = 30psi+ 20psi (assummed manifold pressure) = 50 psi to get a decent droplet side.
You final pressure will be 160psi-20psi = 140 psi

The actual pressure change is 50-140psi, approximately 3x.

Translate the presesure change to flwo change:

In order to double the flow, you need 4x the pressure. So you actual flow range is about +70%. Do you think it will be adequate for your application? Can you pump create more pressure?

If you put a 15psi checkvalve inline to stop the water from vacuum siphoning , your pressure span will be reduced further to 65psi to 125psi, giving you less than +50% increase between min and max!






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