To develop a conclusion for a hydraulic pump project, in which the pump curves were developed for three piping systems with different pressure losses and that, although the number of points for their constructions were reduced, their behaviors were consistent with what was expected for a characteristic curve of a pump.

To develop a conclusion for a hydraulic pump project, in which the pump curves were developed for three piping systems with different pressure losses and that, although the number of points for their constructions were reduced, their behaviors were consistent with what was expected for a characteristic curve of a pump.

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