What size of pump do I need to lift water 330 feet?

330 ft / (2.3 ft/psi) = 144 psi to get it there. Add 30–50 psi for some pressure, so look for a 200 psi with some flow rate. One the other hand, pumps are specified in head (deep well pumps), so you would want 200 psi * 2.3 = 460′ or more of head.

How much water can a 1 hp pump move?

Number of submersible well pump stages determine pump lift capacity

Table of Submersible Pump Stages vs HP vs Total Dynamic Head vs. GPM Flow Rate Capacity
Water Pump HP	Nr. of Pump Stages	GPM Flow Rate Capacity
1 HP	8	4 – 40 GPM (varies by TDH)
1 1/2 HP	11	4 – 40 GPM (varies by TDH)
2 HP	14	4 – 42 GPM (varies by TDH)

How much HP is required to lift water to different heights?

How much Horsepower HP is required to Lift Water to Different Heights. Horsepower theoretically required for pumping water equals the gallons per minute multiplied by the head in feet, and divided by 4.000 For power recommended, divide by 2000 instead of 4000.

How much horse power do I need to pump water?

Horsepower theoretically required for pumping water equals the gallons per minute multiplied by the head in feet, and divided by 4.000 For power recommended, divide by 2000 instead of 4000.

What is water horsepower (WHP)?

Water Horsepower(WHP) =. HP. Water Horsepower is the energy or power added to water by the pump. Calculate the HP, Flow Rate or Discharge, and Total Head using this simple online calculator.

What is the formula to calculate the amount of horsepower required?

Horsepower required to pump water. Sponsored Links. Energy imparted to water by the pump is called water horsepower – and can be calculated as. Pwhp = q h SG / (3960 μ) (1) where. Pwhp = water horsepower (hp) q = flow (gal/min) h = head (ft)