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Re: Skulemate, you are correct...
skahtul, if you run two pumps in series you can simply add together their pressure capacities for a given flow rate. You will see increased flow this way, as the operating point between the pump and system curves shifts. It's essentially the same as getting one good pump for the cost of two cheap ones.
I think you mean one push, one push. Pond or aquarium pumps have a very low suction ability... hence the fact that they are not self priming.zippyc said:...
I suppose this is why I chose to use two pumps in series (one push one pull) to pump though my pair of heat exchangers which have two large cores in series (each, so I was using four pumps total.)
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skahtul, if you run two pumps in series you can simply add together their pressure capacities for a given flow rate. You will see increased flow this way, as the operating point between the pump and system curves shifts. It's essentially the same as getting one good pump for the cost of two cheap ones.