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50/75/100 MBH - PRIMARY LOOP EQUIVALENT LENGTH CALCULATION & PUMP SELECTION 
For 50/75/100 MBH Boilers
(This boiler must be piped with a primary loop)
These charts are valid for piping diagrams on pages 17 & 18
Instructions:
1. 
Pipe diameter determines pump size. Smaller the diameter of pipe, larger the pump. 50/75/100 Mbh boilers can be 
piped in 3/4" , 1" or 1¼" pipe. Use charts 1-4 to determine pipe size and respective pump size.
2. 
Fill in chart using the 3/4" section first. Then consult chart 4 for pump selection. 
3. 
Pump size may be decreased by decreasing equivalent length of pipe. Use larger diameter pipe as primary loop to 
decrease equivalent length. Use chart 2 or 3.
Note: The figures below are based on industry average. Consult valve/fitting manufaturer for exact equivalent length or 
for fittings not shown below.
Chart 1
A
B
C
Pipe Diameter
Fitting
Enter Number Of 
Fittings
Multiply By
Equivalent Length
A x B
3/4"
90° Elbow
1.875
45° Elbow
1
Tee-branch
3.75
Tee-through
1.25
Swing check valve
6.25
Lift check valve
37.5
Enter Total 3/4" straight pipe length in feet
Add  up  numbers  in  column  C                               
Total equivalent length of Primary
Pump Factor
Chart 2
A
B
C
Pipe Diameter
Fitting
Enter Number of 
Fittings
Multiply By
Equivalent Length
A x B
1"
90° Elbow
1.875
45° Elbow
1
Tee-branch
3.75
Tee-through
1.25
Swing check valve
6.25
Lift check valve
37.5
Enter Total 1" straight pipe length in feet
Add  up  numbers  in  column  C                               
Total equivalent length of Primary
Multiply Total of Column C in Chart 2 by 0.26
Pump Factor