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Thanks for the call this morning and working through this one with me. Moving the booster pump to one dedicated POC and disconnecting our future POC's did the trick.
Cheers!
Jake,
Joshua,
Can you please explain more what did you exactly do regarding the booster pump?
Did you consider it as a point of connection? thats what i understand, is it right?
i usually need to place a booster pump in my irrigation plans,
but i always consider the point of connetion is the irrigation water tank, not the booster pump?
i need to ask is this way correct or it is more effective to consider the booster pump as the point of connection..?
Thanks
Nibal
Nibal,
This was a case of putting the Booster Pump in the wrong location. No, the Booster Pump is NOT a POC, it typically goes just AFTER (downstream of) the POC. The system still needs an actual source of water with an available pressure and flow, THEN the pump assists the available pressure by increasing the pressure when sizing the mainline.
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