I am in the process of upgrading our water system. We are a summer camp and over the past couple of years we have put in new soccer fields and program areas. We have a 10K gallon UST on a hill above the fields. I just installed 1,200 ft. of 1.25" to feed each of the 4 program areas with drinking fountains and a hose bib. At the end of the 1,200ft. run is a new 3 stall restroom with sinks. Next year, we will be building a six seater restroom at about 600 ft. (mid-way point). My plan is:
1. Install a pump at the UST and have a flooded suction.
2. Use a 20 gallon pressure tank at the pump and another at the distant restroom.
My concerns are:
1. What is the right type of pump for this application?
I think I narrowed this down to 2.
Goulds 2MC1D1F0 centrifigal https://www.pumpcatalog.com/goulds/...16-stainless-steel-impellers-series/2mc1d1f0/
or
https://www.pumpcatalog.com/goulds/gb-booster-pump-series/33gbc15/
2. Would an off the shelf pressure tank tee significantly reduce my volume? Even the 1.25 tees only have a 3/4" bore.
Thanks guys for any advice you can give..
1. Install a pump at the UST and have a flooded suction.
2. Use a 20 gallon pressure tank at the pump and another at the distant restroom.
My concerns are:
1. What is the right type of pump for this application?
I think I narrowed this down to 2.
Goulds 2MC1D1F0 centrifigal https://www.pumpcatalog.com/goulds/...16-stainless-steel-impellers-series/2mc1d1f0/
or
https://www.pumpcatalog.com/goulds/gb-booster-pump-series/33gbc15/
2. Would an off the shelf pressure tank tee significantly reduce my volume? Even the 1.25 tees only have a 3/4" bore.
Thanks guys for any advice you can give..