kzickovich
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I have a pump that is rated in liters per hour (1600lph) what is that equal to in gph?
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Tswifty
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1600 lph = 416 gph (U.S. Gallons)
http://www.saudia-online.com/conversion Table.htm
That was using a pre-set calculator... I saw the response above, so I decided to look up the conversion again.
After quickly doing a double check via some other sites... .2642 is the # I saw most often with would give you around 422 gph, as atated above.. not a big difference, but a difference.
http://www.saudia-online.com/conversion Table.htm
That was using a pre-set calculator... I saw the response above, so I decided to look up the conversion again.
After quickly doing a double check via some other sites... .2642 is the # I saw most often with would give you around 422 gph, as atated above.. not a big difference, but a difference.
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kzickovich
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thx, and I'll keep the link
crvz
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13230059#post13230059 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Stevenx2
I used my conversion program on my mac dashboard, but google is always a sure tip
or math.
who had to learn factor label in chemistry? it's coming in handy, as my work is moving towards an all metric system, which is a big change.1 gallon = ~3.8 liters
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