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    Default Re: How do you calculate head?

    Quote Originally Posted by Rangeball
    By filter PSI I assume you mean what my filter gauge reads? Normal operation is 10 psi. So 3.2 x 10 psi = 32 head?

    And right now my filter psi is 14 (lot's of cottonwood lately), so head has increased to 44.8?

    Is that right?
    Mark, on the bold-

    Is that right? And if head has increase, why am I getting less flow at the return?

    Thanks

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    Default Re: How do you calculate head?

    And if head has increase, why am I getting less flow at the return?
    Head is resistance....so, less flow.

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    Default Re: How do you calculate head?

    Duh... Exactly what the flow charts show

    I had it backwards in my memory. Thanks

    Interesting.

    A 5 psi increase cut my turnover rate in half...
    Last edited by Rangeball; 07-17-2006 at 11:38 AM.

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