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J_Rob
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I am hoping this is the right place to post this.
I have a hydraulic system that uses two pumps. Each pump is capable of producing 22.5 gpm. With out taking into account the different valves, restrictors, and pipe sizing, my question is, does my gpm double to 45 gpm or stay at 22.5? the pumps are not in line with each other, just provide fluid flow and pressure to the same system.
the way I was taught was I only have the 22.5, recently some guys have been saying we have 45. I can't find any laws or theories to explain this. thank you for all the help
I have a hydraulic system that uses two pumps. Each pump is capable of producing 22.5 gpm. With out taking into account the different valves, restrictors, and pipe sizing, my question is, does my gpm double to 45 gpm or stay at 22.5? the pumps are not in line with each other, just provide fluid flow and pressure to the same system.
the way I was taught was I only have the 22.5, recently some guys have been saying we have 45. I can't find any laws or theories to explain this. thank you for all the help