ANSI Pump Performance Curves
Find the curve, verify the duty, then request engineering review.
Use the hydraulic coverage map for preliminary size screening, or jump directly to an individual curve when you already know the installed pump size. Curves are shown from the approved curve book rather than redrawn or approximated.
Choose the path that matches the information you already have.
Maintenance and procurement teams often know the installed pump size. EPC and application engineers may start with only flow and total head. The page supports both paths.
I know my pump size
Search a size such as 1.5×3-8, 2×3-10 or 3×4-13 and open the real 50 Hz or 60 Hz performance curve.
I know my duty point
Start with flow, total dynamic head and frequency. Use the family coverage map to identify a candidate size, then verify its individual curve.
Step 1 — Use the coverage map when the exact size is not known.
The coverage map narrows the field. It does not replace an individual pump curve or final application review.
Step 2 — Find the individual performance curve by pump size.
Search and filter the indexed sizes, switch frequency, then zoom the high-resolution image rendered directly from the current curve book.
Step 3 — Put the curve in context with the actual duty point.
This stage prepares the information for engineering review. It deliberately does not invent efficiency, trim or NPSHr by reading pixels from the PDF.
Operating point
Enter what is known. The selected curve size and frequency are carried into the review summary.
Engineering review summary
The final site version can pass these values into GF10 hidden / visible fields instead of asking the visitor to retype them.
Download the complete ANSI process pump curve book.
Use the full PDF when you need to compare multiple sizes or retain the complete published reference. The curve finder above is the faster path when the installed pump size is already known.
D Mark III replacement curve review
The individual curve index on this preview is driven by the current 3196-family curve book. Keep the existing D Mark III family coverage on the live page, but route pump-specific D Mark III curve requests through engineering review until a verified individual-curve source is approved.
Step 4 — Request curve confirmation or a replacement pump review.
Production implementation should mount the existing GF10 Engineering Context RFQ here. The page passes selected size, frequency and duty data into GF10; it does not create a second fake form.
Engineering Context RFQ
Existing GF10 in productionRelated resources
Keep the next step close to the curve task rather than ending the page with generic navigation.