We'll discuss the necessary criteria engineers need to consider to properly design and select a domestic water pressure booster system for different applications. The talk will focus on the considerations that need to be taken by a design engineer to ensure the right equipment is selected for a range of different applications.
The discussion begins with a focus on pressure booster pump sizing that will touch on Hunter's Curve and pump pressure loss calculations. From there, the talk will move on to the main components of a typical pressure booster system with an emphasis on the booster control panel and the system hydro-pneumatic tank. Constant speed booster systems will be compared to variable speed systems both in terms of design and operating cost advantages.
Presented by Paul Campbell of Columbia Hydronics Co. (CHC)
Lunch Provided
Location
Seattle Central Public Library
1000 Fourth Ave.
Seattle, WA 98104
United States
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