Ian,
The object of the exercise was not about spray pattern. There were plenty of water sprayed. It was about the accuracy of a delivery based on a pump speed controlled system. |
Originally Posted by slo
(Post 8011032)
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. . PWM ing the pump with the pressure switch is no different than PWM ing with a controller, except that the freq and pulse width would be continuously variable. At its max flow with the freq at its highest it would still be a fairly low freq. If the pump doesn't have a problem PWM from a controller then I would say I can't see it being a problem from a switch. Also the pressure fluctuations as seen on a gauge where small like a 5 PSI sweep at the highest. Even when it has hit the resonance frequency, the pressure ripple is still very high. Those spikes will trigger the pressures switch that regulates the line pressure. http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f.../th_vid8-1.jpg |
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