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Unread 09-05-2002, 09:04 AM   #11
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Originally posted by MadDogMe
You'd only have to use a one high flow pump and 'throttle' it down to lower flows with a clamp on the pipe or some such, then do a graph at varying flows(say100 GPH to 300 @ 25GPH.still alot of work!). as long as you know the flow of your own pump you can compare.
Except that you still have the same pump heat, regardless of the flow rate, plus, at certain flow rates (low ones) you'd have to watch for cavitation.
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