Recent content by simulation135

Ok so then say my power calculation came out to 10 KW using the formula in my original post, and my machine is running 24 hours a day. Then you're saying to determine how much power in terms of KWh I multiply the 10KW by 1 hour, and then by 24 hours in a day, meaning my machine would use 240...

My original Power calculation was for Horse Power, I converted the Horse Power into KW. Then I multiplied by 3600 to get kwh. Unless you're saying that i converted from Horse Power to kwh with a factor of 0.746.

Hi I am trying to determine the power usage of a progressive cavity pump in an oil well setting. I have some data to analyze, where I know the amount of viscous rod torque (ft lbs) per 1000 ft of rod length, I can use various rod lengths, and I know the RPM. Calculating the total Rod Torque I...