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Actual Head Rise of a Pump or Fan

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`h = (p_2-p_1)/(g*rho) + (h_2-h_1) + (v_2^2 - v_1^2)/(2*g)`
`(p_1)"Pressure 1"`
`(p_2)"Pressure 2"`
`(rho)"Density of flowing material"`
`(h_1)"Head 1"`
`(h_2)"Head 2"`
`(v_1)"Velocity 1"`
`(v_2)"Velocity 2"`
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The Actual Head Rise calculator computes the actual head rise for a pump or fan based on the change in pressure, head and velocity and the density of the material flowing through the pump or fan.

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose units and enter the following:

  • (p1) Pressure at point 1
  • (p2) Pressure at point 2
  • (ρ) Density of flowing material
  • (h1) Head at point 1
  • (h2) Head at point 2
  • (v1) Velocity at point 1
  • (v2) Velocity at point 2

Actual Head Rise (h): The calculator returns the rise in meters.  However, this can be automatically converted to other length units via the pull-down menu.

The Math/Science

The formula for Actual Head Rise is:

`h = (p_2 - p_1)/(g*rho) + (h_2-h_1)+(v_2^2 -v_1^2)/(2*g)`

where:

  • (p1) This is the pressure at point 1.
  • (p2) This is the pressure at point 2.
  • (ρ) This is the density of the flowing material.
  • (g) This is the acceleration due to gravity.
  • (h1) This is the head at point 1.
  • (h2) This is the head at point 2.
  • (v1) This is the velocity of at point 1.
  • (v2) This is the velocity of at point 2.

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