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Originally posted by joemac
True, Performance increases as power input increases. That increase in performance does come with a price e.g. stronger pump, which in many cases requires more power. I am not saying that is a bad thing or that it is anything new. Its no different then adding a bigger pelt to a pelt system – sure it works but it comes with a price.
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Hmmm, perhaps you missed the second part to the sentence, which is why it was there:
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The challenge here of course is to make a thin base-plate design that performs at least as well as a thick base-plate design at low flow rates.
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Achieve that, then people can achieve good performance at low flow rates/weaker pumps, but those with stronger pumps can reap the benefits of having the stronger pumps in the first place.