Hydraulic Institute Engineering Data Book ✨

The is a curated collection of hydraulic engineering principles, data, and standard practices, focusing specifically on pump-related applications. It covers the essential calculations needed for:

Comprehensive formulas to convert between metric (SI) and US Customary units.

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Comprehensive formulas and charts for pipe friction loss, velocity calculations, and pipe sizing to ensure optimal piping design.

Extensive tables and equations for determining pressure drops through various pipe materials (steel, PVC, copper) and fitting types (elbows, tees, valves). The is a curated collection of hydraulic engineering

The book’s time-adjusted friction tables show that oversizing pumps for future roughness adds 15–30% energy cost vs. designing for end-of-life C-values.

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The selection of appropriate materials and the design of piping systems are crucial for system longevity and safety.

Few topics in pump engineering generate more heated arguments than how much NPSH margin is enough. The Data Book provides a famous table: recommended margins based on service, fluid type, and risk tolerance. It doesn’t end the debate — but it gives you a defensible, industry-backed starting point. That’s gold in a lawsuit or after a catastrophic cavitation failure.

Large-scale cooling towers and boiler feed systems require precise flow rates. The manual helps optimize closed-loop circulating systems to maintain thermal efficiency. 💡 Why Engineers Choose the HI Data Book

This combination of theoretical data and practical examples makes the book an incredibly valuable desk reference, embodying a "show me, don't just tell me" approach that engineers trust. The book is sometimes referred to by its product designation, the "S200".