How is static head for a positive displacement pump measured?

Feet

Static head for a positive displacement pump is measured in feet. This measurement indicates the vertical distance that the pump must lift the fluid being moved, reflecting how much energy is needed to overcome gravitational forces. Since static head is fundamentally about height or elevation, the appropriate measurement unit is feet, which quantifies that vertical distance effectively.

Cubic feet, milliliters, and liters are units of volume and do not pertain to the height or elevation required for static head measurements. Thus, they would not accurately convey the necessary information regarding the pump's lift capabilities.

Cubic Feet

Milliliters

Liters

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