What is mean by pump head 5 meter?
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Answer / bharat
pump head of 5 m means that the pressure generated by d pump is equal to the pressure required to raise d given liquid upto 5m.
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Answer / vishal
Head is a difference of pressure (pump discharge & suction)
divide pumping fluid density & g.in simple it indicates
distance between pump suction eye & dischage point.
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Answer / vinothkumarbbsva
which means, the pump can lift the water upto 5m ...and that will create pressure of 0.5 kg/cm2
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Answer / farhad_ceps
Suction and discharge pressure difference means 5 m.
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Answer / sandeep mataghare
Pump head 5 meter means it develop pressure of 0.5kg/cm2.and m.head.
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Answer / pankaj velapure
it means that the pump can trough the water to a distance
of approximately 5 meters distance....
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