Pump System Hydraulic Calculator
Calculate pipe losses, pump head, shaft power and NPSH from a continuous vessel-to-vessel balance.
- Use for
- Newtonian-liquid systems with one suction leg and up to three discharge legs
Choose an Excel workbook for pump head, NPSH, vacuum sizing or a defined slurry example. Preview the inputs, method and limits before downloading.
Three common workflows, with the calculation boundary stated in each preview.
Calculate pipe losses, pump head, shaft power and NPSH from a continuous vessel-to-vessel balance.
Review water-based lift-station head examples with live spare segments and traceable fitting velocities.
Recalculate suction losses and available NPSH, with clear failure and missing-margin states.
Calculators, worked examples and reference material are labelled separately.
Calculate pipe losses, pump head, shaft power and NPSH from a continuous vessel-to-vessel balance.
Review water-based lift-station head examples with live spare segments and traceable fitting velocities.
Recalculate suction losses and available NPSH, with clear failure and missing-margin states.
Pump relations and worked examples, with corrected friction, power and unit conversions.
Estimate gas duty, air leakage and evacuation capacity with corrected mixture molar mass.
Calculate head using signed vessel levels, a general Darcy friction model and reference tables.
Enter flow, fluid and system data to recalculate required head with explicit units and signed levels.
Review a linked pressure-balance example following the legacy HG/T 20570.5-95 sheet structure.
Use one consistent pipe-loss and power balance, with required vessel data identified before duty output.
Inspect defined slurry pipeline examples and VFD affinity estimates with a consistent actual-speed reference.
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Each preview identifies the calculation boundary, revision and checks performed. A worked example is a starting point for your inputs, not a certified pump selection.
Send your flow, fluid, temperature and system data for review against a manufacturer’s pump curve.