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How to calculate the water pump flow rate for a 1.5-ton fish tank? The calculation method for the water pump flow rate for a 5-ton fish tank is: circulating water volume per hour=total water volume of the fish tank multiplied by the number of cycles. The water pump flow rate range for a 5-ton (5000 liter) fish tank is usually between 15000-40000 liters per hour. 1. Determine the number of cycles according to the different breeding objects and water circulation standards. Model height: - Ordinary tropical fish: 3-5 cycles per hour - Large fish/high demand fish: 5-8 cycles per hour. 2 Basic calculation formula: Flow demand corresponding to 5000 liters of water: Bixian -3 cycles: 5000 × 3=15000 liters/hour -5 cycles: 5000 × 5=25000 liters/hour -8 cycles: 5000 × 8=40000 liters/hour 3 Practical selection points - it is recommended to choose a model that is 10-20% larger than the calculated value (considering pipeline resistance loss) - while paying attention to the head parameter to ensure that the water body can be lifted - the water flow intensity needs to match the habits of fish, and excessive water flow may damage the fins - a water pump with frequency conversion function can flexibly adjust the flow rate, which is more practical. For example, when breeding large fish such as dragon fish, it is more suitable to choose a water pump with a flow rate of about 30000 liters/hour, which can ensure 5-6 water circulation cycles and will not affect fish activities due to excessive water flow. What flow rate water pump should be used for a 2.60 fish tank, how to choose a water pump for a 60 fish tank, and what flow rate should be chosen for a 60 fish tank
The flow rate range of the water pump selected for a 60
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1. Calculation of fish tank water volume and theoretical value of flow rate range Fish tank water volume calculation: The formula for fish tank water volume is: length (cm) × width (cm) × water level height (cm) ÷ 1000.
. The width of a 60cm fish tank is usually between 30-45cm, and the height is between 35-45cm. When filled with water, the water volume is about 63-121 liters. However, the actual water level and glass thickness may cause the total water volume to be less than this range, and the glass thickness needs to be deducted during measurement. Theoretical value of flow range: The relationship between pump flow rate and fish tank water volume is 6-10 times. Based on this, the calculation is as follows: 6 times the water volume: 380L/H-730L/H7 times the water volume: 440L/H-850L/H8 times the water volume: 504L/H-970L/H9 times the water volume: 567L/H-1100L/H10 times the water volume: 630L/H-1210L/H2. Actual factors affecting the selection of water pump flow rate: Feeding density and fish type: If 1-2 fish or small fish (such as peacock fish and lanternfish) are raised, their swimming ability is weak. To avoid being sucked in by the water pump, it is recommended to choose a flow rate of about 6 times the fish tank water volume (such as 380L/H-730L/H). If breeding high-density or large fish (such as map fish and dragon fish), it is necessary to choose a higher flow rate (such as 8-10 times, i.e. 850L/H-1210L/H) to ensure clean water quality. Filter box size:
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