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WOW indeed! What's the I.D. of the lines and hoses?
By looking at the labels, that's one inch, or -16 hose. So 180gpm at 3000psi is near 70 feet per second. stuff gets wierd at that speed. It has to be a total of the pumps. That's a little proud of 300 horsepower, so 50 horsepower coming out of each one. 30 gallons per minute in -each- 1 inch hose at something over 10 feet per second, with fifty horsepower to back it up if you tried to put your thumb over the end of it. I dunno what that contraption does, but it means business......
It powers the Texas State University’s new material/structural testing lab in San Marcos.
As of yet still a new building without any actuators. Has dual 5 ton overhead cranes, 3 ft thick strong wall and floor (to attach test rigs)
University or Scientific Labs is what we do.
As of yet still a new building without any actuators. Has dual 5 ton overhead cranes, 3 ft thick strong wall and floor (to attach test rigs)
University or Scientific Labs is what we do.
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I hope that doesn't mean somebody's actually standing there with their thumb over the end of the hoses.
Wow. All that shenanigans with no other pupose in life but to destroy things. Good stuff.