It's me again, Margaret.
I cannot use graphs and don't know how to use all the stupid calculators people throw at me.
I have a 20 gallon tank. I will have a 10 gallon sump. Calculation (5x-10x turnover) says I should have a 100-200 gph return pump.
I have headloss of roughly 3' 4.5" (or 3.375 ft...) 1:1 with what BRS says (1' of vertical = 1' head loss).
What will my ideal higher-end return pump GPH be?
Additionally, how would I calculate the GPH to/from my overflow? I think I'm doing a Bean Animal overflow. Is that something I need to do? I'm making a HOB overflow since I can't drill my tanks.
I cannot use graphs and don't know how to use all the stupid calculators people throw at me.
I have a 20 gallon tank. I will have a 10 gallon sump. Calculation (5x-10x turnover) says I should have a 100-200 gph return pump.
I have headloss of roughly 3' 4.5" (or 3.375 ft...) 1:1 with what BRS says (1' of vertical = 1' head loss).
What will my ideal higher-end return pump GPH be?
Additionally, how would I calculate the GPH to/from my overflow? I think I'm doing a Bean Animal overflow. Is that something I need to do? I'm making a HOB overflow since I can't drill my tanks.