Engineers understand how to create a pump and system curve for a simple piping flow path. However, there are many times where a unique system curve may not even exist if one can even be created. This video will help you better understand how pumps and systems interact with each other and how to create pump vs. system curves that are useful. You will also learn about the cases in which system curves can quickly lose their usefulness. For more information, visit www.aft.com
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