Define the pump and motor efficiencies - hydrolic system, Civil Engineering

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Define the Pump and Motor Efficiencies

Equations account for the loss of power, primarily due to mechanical friction as a result of rotating components in the pump and motor.

Pump efficiency = (whp/bhp) 100

Motor efficiency = (bhp/ehp) 100

Overall efficiency = (pump efficiency)(motor efficiency)  = (whp/ehp) 100


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