Pump control valves are automatic control valves used to minimize surges associated with the starting and stopping of pumps. Opening and closing speed controls are adjustable. They can be configured with backpressure, rate-of-flow, or pressure reducing features. What is pump … Continue reading →

If your foot valve is leaking your pump may lose its prime between starts.Debris blocking the suction strainer or foot valve is the most common cause. A blockage in the intake line can cause the water in the pump casing … Continue reading →

Priming is done as follows : First of all the suction pipe and impeller is completely filled with water. The delivery valve is closed and the pump is started. The rotating impeller pushes water in the delivery pipe, opens the … Continue reading →

Example – Horsepower Required to Pump Water Power Required to Pump Water (hp) Volume Flow (gpm) Height (ft) 5 0.00631 0.0189 10 0.0126 0.0379 15 0.0189 0.0568 How much HP does a water pump take? Thor Schroeder of Moroso explains, … Continue reading →

Roller shades may be one of the simplest ways to cover a window, but you needn’t settle with the look of plain vinyl. Adding fabric to the shade gives it a whole new appearance, and one that’s more decorative. Can … Continue reading →

Setting the cut-out pressure above the pump’s capacity can cause the pump to run continuously.Watch out: a damaged, jammed, or improperly-set pressure control switch that is calling for a pressure that is above the pump’s capacity will cause the pump … Continue reading →

Priming of a centrifugal pump is the process of filling the liquid at the suction pipe and the impeller. Priming is done to put pump into working order by filling or charging with water. Why Priming is required ?This pressure … Continue reading →

Self-priming pumps are necessary if a pump has to be located above the level of the liquid to be pumped. A self-priming pump must be capable of evacuating air from the suction line, thereby drawing liquid into the pump. When … Continue reading →

Why does my Nest keep setting a schedule? Auto-Schedule is a feature in Nest thermostats that is on by default. It chooses temperatures that have been set by the user at least once and begins to make adjustments to temperature … Continue reading →

How do I fix the wifi on my Honeywell thermostat? Restart your router by pressing the ON/OFF button or by unplugging the device then plugging back in after approximately five seconds. If the problem persists, you may need to reset … Continue reading →

Yes, with the Echo Show, Alexa can play videos, movies and TV shows using many of the same streaming services you might use on your smart TV. You can view the available streaming services by manually swiping left and selecting … Continue reading →

Automated IV Pumps are designed to help nurses ensure the right amount of IV fluids are administered through the patient’s vein with higher accuracy and without the need for continuous monitoring.They have to attend to a large number of patients … Continue reading →

A syringe driver, also known as a syringe pump, is a small infusion pump, used to gradually administer small amounts of fluid (with or without medication) to a patient or for use in chemical and biomedical research. Some syringe drivers … Continue reading →

Standard abbreviations used on discharge letters and prescriptions. Numbers of tablets/capsules are usually represented. by numbers however, on occasion are represented by roman numerals (i = 1, ii = 2, iii = 3, iv = 4, v = 5 etc.). … Continue reading →

ecobee SmartThermostat with Voice Control , Black List Price: $249.00 Details You Save: $12.45 (5%) How much does the ecobee app cost? Unlike home security systems and cameras, this thermostat doesn’t require a paid subscription. You just hook it up … Continue reading →