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Hard@it | 02:40 Tue 31st Jan 2006 | Science
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How do I calculate the required pump output for a waterfal from which I want a strong flow. The width is only 6"/150mm,lift from pump is no more than 24", and hose run say no more than 6M/20'
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would someone please transfer this question to the Homes & Gardens section. Thanks
01:25 Sat 11th Feb 2006
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Will have to answer this myself,(after extensive searching).


Multiply width in inches by 50 to get gallonseg

20:48 Sat 18th Feb 2006
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Sorry must have pressed wrong button !


Multiply width in inches by 50 to get gal/per hr


Multiply width in centimetres by 91 to get lt/hr

20:52 Sat 18th Feb 2006

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