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Standard Differential Pressure 50 PA

Why the standard differential pressure is 50pa? How they proof it?

Why can't it be 10pa, 20pa, 30pa or etc?

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Permalink Reply by Larry Lasich on September 26, 2009 at 10:29am

I don't know what it is that you are referring to, but I assume that it is a water pressure or hydraulic question. If you could tell us what it relates to we can answer it for you.

Sorry that I don't get it right now.
Larry

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