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*Use 5hp compressor motor, 220AC - see [[Electric Motors]], 3450 running RPM | *Use 5hp compressor motor, 220AC - see [[Electric Motors]], 3450 running RPM | ||
*Calculations - from [[Hydraulic Calculations]]- have hp to drive a pump = PSI*GPM/1714 => GPM=hp*1714/PSI=5*1714/3000 | *Calculations - from [[Hydraulic Calculations]]- have hp to drive a pump = PSI*GPM/1714 => GPM=hp*1714/PSI=5*1714/3000=2.86 gal | ||
*In order to not burn out motor - overload protection on motor? Yes, compressor motors typically have it. | *In order to not burn out motor - overload protection on motor? Yes, compressor motors typically have it. | ||
Revision as of 18:47, 19 May 2019
- Use 5hp compressor motor, 220AC - see Electric Motors, 3450 running RPM
- Calculations - from Hydraulic Calculations- have hp to drive a pump = PSI*GPM/1714 => GPM=hp*1714/PSI=5*1714/3000=2.86 gal
- In order to not burn out motor - overload protection on motor? Yes, compressor motors typically have it.