Anyone know how to convert gallon per hour to PSI? Try to search for it online but I can't find any...
Please let me know
thanks
Michael
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Anyone know how to convert gallon per hour to PSI? Try to search for it online but I can't find any...
Please let me know
thanks
Michael
Dont think you can. GPH is flow while PSI is pressure.
Can't convert between the two, just like volts & amperes - they are measures of totally different things.
You would need the coefficient of friction.
To get this you would need the pipe size, length and how many 90 and 45 angles are there.
Look at the Reefcentral calculators and you should be able to figure it out.
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My Tank: http://www.sdreefs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10341
I need to know how much PSI a Mag5 will give me at the end of a length of 3 feet 3\4" pipe. No 90 or 45 angles, just 3 feet going vertical.
Is that enough detail to help me get an answer. I know that I need to know to get the right coefficient but not sure how to get it.
Hope this help someone to help me get my answer...
thanks
michael
The answer is 42Originally Posted by ManTis
Wanna teach the kid how you did it at least?
Give a man a fish.....:P
42 is the answer to all of life's tough questions.
YES Minh, please teach me, I demand u to teach me...
Total losses are 3.47 feet of head pressure, or 1.5 PSI. with a flow rate of 339 GPH.
The pump has a PSI rating of 4.5454 psi so based on the fact that it is 1.5 less at 3 feet that means it would be 3.0454.
Too damn complicated...
I have no idea, if there is a website with all of them, but after doing a search here is one for the Mag Drives:
http://www.petsolutions.com/Mag-Driv...3+C100022.aspx
This site lists the PSI rating as a 4.8 though, so I am unsure if my other post was correct than. If PS.com is correct than the PSI would be 3.3.
edit: It looks like that website lists PSI for some of the pumps that are available.
Last edited by Emokidjosh26; 04-12-2009 at 12:04 PM.
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