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What is the limit of sand in well water as recommended by US EPA and National Water Works Association?
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Identify the factors that are not considered for calculating the total pump head requirements?
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Identify which of the following sentences are true:
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What determines the minimum flow of a pump?
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Which of the following options is true about a centrifugal pump?
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How do we calculate head requirement from the pump?
Test results
Q: What is the limit of sand in well water as recommended by US EPA and National Water Works Association?
A: 10ppm
Q: What is the limit of sand in well water as recommended by US EPA and National Water Works Association?
A: 15ppm
Q: What is the limit of sand in well water as recommended by US EPA and National Water Works Association?
A: 20ppm
Q: Identify the factors that are not considered for calculating the total pump head requirements?
A: Friction losses
Q: Identify the factors that are not considered for calculating the total pump head requirements?
A: Elevation lift
Q: Identify the factors that are not considered for calculating the total pump head requirements?
A: Pump flow
Q: Identify which of the following sentences are true:
A: Groundwater typically requires more treatment than surface water.
Q: Identify which of the following sentences are true:
A: To improve the filtering function, the borehole diameter must be exactly the same as the casing diameter.
Q: Identify which of the following sentences are true:
A: The drawdown is the difference between the static and the dynamic water level.
Q: What determines the minimum flow of a pump?
A: The amount of water that needs to be applied to the crops during peak periods.
Q: What determines the minimum flow of a pump?
A: The type of soil in the field.
Q: What determines the minimum flow of a pump?
A: The cost of power for the pump.
Q: Which of the following options is true about a centrifugal pump?
A: If the pump is pumping at a lower flow, it delivers a higher head.
Q: Which of the following options is true about a centrifugal pump?
A: If the pump is pumping at a lower flow, it delivers a lower head.
Q: Which of the following options is true about a centrifugal pump?
A: If the pump is pumping at a higher flow, it delivers a higher head.
Q: How do we calculate head requirement from the pump?
A: Suction lift + static water level + drawdown in the well + pressure head of the application device + friction loss in the pipes
Q: How do we calculate head requirement from the pump?
A: Elevation lift + static water level + drawdown in the well + pressure head of the application device + friction loss in the pipes
Q: How do we calculate head requirement from the pump?
A: Elevation lift + static water level + drawdown in the well + pressure head of the application device - friction loss in the pipes