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What capacity of pump to be used to lift water at a height of 10 mtr?
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∙ 15y ago
Capacity is more usually used to refer how much water the pump can shift in a minute, you're looking for something else. Having the pump 10 meters above the waterline is just about borderline possible, the pump must be able to pull a near vacuum to get the water that high. Pushing water 10 m above the level of the pump OTOH is no big deal.
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