mburnickas
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Well my good buddy if you have a Dr you PAY someone to do it! Get the point! 
I could care if you have a degree; but, if you did you would apply what you have learned.
Life is not full of common sense. However, it must be in this related field in not some GS field. You are saying common sense is bla bla bla. remeber you started the commen sense thingy. Also forget the, “becareful stuff”. I do not use that “stuff” here since it is not per boards rules, if you can read them, that could be mislead as a threat or some kind. As I will report this kind of post.
Ok-tt is basic fluids and thermo here. I took the class, passed it, & do this for a living. Do you?
I do not take knowledge form a “Mag drive pump data” chart using some values and apply this to any pump. This data is for a Mag drive pump and not a ASTM or SAE standard or spec. Again I could CARELESS that Mag drive derived some data for their pump. Is not set in stone nor is it 100% correct and only an approximation.
Ps. I do not have a Mag Drive pump. If I did, I could figure out more then any "graph". I could figure out mass flow rates, internal energy, KE and PE, work, heat, heat rates, flux, pressur, how much to run pump per minute, etc. But you all ready know that from your common sense......:joy:
PSS. If you know any Engineer english does not make money, MATH does. Read my bio!
But you do crap me up!
I could care if you have a degree; but, if you did you would apply what you have learned. Life is not full of common sense. However, it must be in this related field in not some GS field. You are saying common sense is bla bla bla. remeber you started the commen sense thingy. Also forget the, “becareful stuff”. I do not use that “stuff” here since it is not per boards rules, if you can read them, that could be mislead as a threat or some kind. As I will report this kind of post.
Ok-tt is basic fluids and thermo here. I took the class, passed it, & do this for a living. Do you?
I do not take knowledge form a “Mag drive pump data” chart using some values and apply this to any pump. This data is for a Mag drive pump and not a ASTM or SAE standard or spec. Again I could CARELESS that Mag drive derived some data for their pump. Is not set in stone nor is it 100% correct and only an approximation.
Ps. I do not have a Mag Drive pump. If I did, I could figure out more then any "graph". I could figure out mass flow rates, internal energy, KE and PE, work, heat, heat rates, flux, pressur, how much to run pump per minute, etc. But you all ready know that from your common sense......:joy:
PSS. If you know any Engineer english does not make money, MATH does. Read my bio!
But you do crap me up!
