Pipe Sizer vs Pumping Power Calculator

The Pipe Sizer App for iOS has been designed to help water piping system engineers and designers quickly and accurately design new piping systems, and analyze existing pipping systems. Quickly size new and analyze existing piping systems on your iPhone or iPad. • Enter flow, friction rate or velocity numbers directly for maximum accuracy. • Use the sliders for quick calculations. • Calculations update live, giving you quick feedback on your design. • Lock flow rate, friction rate or velocity to size the pipe based on your input criteria. • Works for both SI and IP units. • Supports steel, copper and PVC piping. • Includes fluid data for: • Water • Ethylene glycol (10-90% by volume) • Propylene glycol (10-90% by volume) Put your plastic sizing wheel in the drawer. Have a modern design tool with you wherever you go. Note: This application (App) is provided for use by qualified piping system engineers and designers and is not a substitute for appropriate design services. When in doubt, contact a design professional.

The Pumping Power Calculator is a precision engineering utility designed for mechanical engineers, HVAC technicians, water treatment professionals, and students. It allows users to quickly and accurately determine the energy required to move fluids through a system. Whether you are sizing a new pump, evaluating an existing system's efficiency, or studying fluid mechanics, this app provides instantaneous, reliable results in a beautifully clean interface. Key Features Dual Calculation Modes: Pressure Differential: Calculate power based on direct pressure drops across the system. Pump Head & Density: Calculate power using total dynamic head and fluid density, perfect for systems moving liquids other than standard water. Universal Unit Conversion: Swap units on the fly without losing your data. Flow: m³/h, L/min, L/s, US gpm, UK gpm Pressure: bar, psi, kPa, Pa Head: m, ft Density: kg/m³, lb/ft³ Real-World Efficiencies: Input specific Pump Efficiency and Electrical Motor Efficiency percentages to go beyond theoretical physics and see exactly what your real-world power draw will be. Comprehensive Outputs: Get a complete breakdown of your system's energy requirements presented simultaneously in Kilowatts (kW) and Horsepower (hp): Hydraulic Power: The raw energy transferred directly into the fluid. Shaft Power: The mechanical power required at the pump's drive shaft. Motor Power: The total electrical power drawn from the grid.