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`STEP 1: DETERMINE THE MINIMUM FLOW RATE.
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`THE PROPER FILTER FLOW RATES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
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`21 "
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`1.8 Sq. ft.
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`2.3 Sq. ft.
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`3.1 Sq. ft.
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`4.9 Sq. ft.
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`40 GPM
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`50 GPM
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`60 GPM
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`100 GPM
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`140 GPM
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`36 GPM
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`54 GPM
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`96 GPM
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`72 GPM
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`120 GPM
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`90 GPM
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`72 Sq. ft.
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`144 GPM
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`108 GPM
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`100 Sq. ft.
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`200 Sq. ft.
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`300 Sq. ft.
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`400 Sq. ft.
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`500 Sq. ft.
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`Max Flow Rate
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`Best Flow Rate
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`38 GPM
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`30 GPM
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`75 GPM
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`50 GPM
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`112 GPM
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`75 GPM
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`150 GPM
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`100 GPM
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`150 GPM
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`125 GPM
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`In this particular system, if you have a 48 square foot DE filter (see yellow highlighted area above), your MAXIMUM
`FILTER FLOW RATE would be 96 gallons per minute. In a perfect world, we would try to keep the flow rate down near
`72 gallons per minute, but for now we are dealing with the maximum flow rate.
`Maximum plumbing flow rate - 73 Gallons per minute.
`Maximum filter flow rate - 96 Gallons per minute.
`The overall MAXIMUM FLOW RATE is the the lesser of the two - 73 gallons per minute.
`STEP 3: CHOOSE AN IDEAL FLOW RATING FOR YOUR NEW PUMP.
`After you have calculated the MINIMUM FLOW RATING required to meet the turnover requirements of the pool, and
`after you have calculated the MAXIMUM FLOW RATING based on the limitations of the filter and piping, you are ready
`to select the proper size pump.
`Draw a simple chart like the one below. Mark the MINIMUM FLOW RATING and the MAXIMUM FLOW RATING. The space
`between the minimum and maximum flow rate is the ideal range.
`If you have a pool with no attached spa, you can choose a pump on the lower side of the ideal range. It will be
`sufficient to properly filter the pool without wasting energy in the process. In that case, we would look for a pump in
`the 50 - 60 GPM range.
`If you have a pool/spa combination, you need to consider the flow requirements of the spa jets. This will often push
`you towards a pump on the higher end of the acceptable scale. In that case, we would look for a pump in the 75 GPM
`range.
`If you have a pool/spa combination, you might want to consider a 2 speed pump. It can run on low speed while it
`filters the pool, and then switch to high speed when using the spa.
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`STEP 4: LOOK AT THE POOL PUMP RATINGS TO FIND THE RIGHT PUMP
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`Once you have decided to buy a new pump, take
`some time to research your options..
`Don't just assume that you need the same
`horsepower pump as you now have.
`The sample pump chart on the right shows the pump
`curves for different sized pumps.
`Suppose your system has 60 feet of head and you
`want a pump that will deliver 50 gallons per
`minute.
`We have added a yellow line denoting 60 ft of head,
`and a blue line denoting 50 GPM. Find where the
`two lines cross and you will see the pump that will
`deliver the desired rate of flow.
`From this chart, you can see that a 1 horsepower pump (the green curve) will give you 52 GPM flow on a system with
`64 feet of head.
`We have tried to give you the flow information on each pump so that once you come up with a rate of flow, you can
`come up with the proper pump, the first time.
`Note: Figuring out feet of head (below) is difficult. Typically a in-ground pool will have 50-60 feet of head pressure
`and an above ground pool will be somewhere around 30 feet of head. These are only approximations.
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`WHAT ABOUT 'FEET OF HEAD' ? WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
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`The total resistance to flow is measured in "feet of head". As you can tell from looking at the pump charts, the greater
`the resistance to flow (expressed in feet of head), the lower the flow rate. The greater the resistance to flow, the
`more powerful the pump needs to be to overcome it.
`The resistance is measured in "feet of head". The best way is to approximate the resistance is as follows:
`1. Measure the vacuum pressure at the pump and multiply by 1.13. - A reading of 12 inches mercury times 1.13
`equals 13.5 feet of head.
`2. Measure the clean filter pressure and multiply by 2.31. - A reading of 22 times 2.31 equals 51 feet of head.
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`3. Add the two together to get total friction loss in feet of
`head. - A reading of 13.5 plus 51 equals roughly 64 feet of
`head.
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