Performance maps
Inspect the operating points and curves behind each machine’s predicted performance.
How it works
From changing demand
to a clear selection.
Set the duty profile. Compare combinations. Review how the selected machines would operate.
A pump selection, step by step
Illustrative example · generic machines, not a project result
01Define the dutyWhat must the system deliver?
02Compare combinationsWhich machines cover the profile?
03Review the selectionHow will the machines work together?
01 / Operating requirements
One system. Three duty points.
Include low, typical and peak demand. A selection needs to cover the operating profile, not just its highest flow.
Low demand80 m³/h
Typical demand140 m³/h
Peak demand220 m³/h
In your scenario, add operating hours, fluid properties and site requirements to make the comparison relevant to your application.
02 / Machine combinations
Size and quantity both matter.
In this simplified example, a compact pump covers 20–80 m³/h and a larger pump covers 100–160 m³/h at the stated pressure.
CombinationDuty profile
One larger pump
Partial coverage
Cannot cover 80 or 220 m³/h.
Two compact pumps
Partial coverage
Combined capacity stops at 160 m³/h.
Compact + larger pump
Covers all three duties
A combination to review in more detail.
This example shows flow coverage. The platform also compares power demand and operating checks before you assess a selection.
03 / Selection review
See which machines run, and when.
Follow the compact + larger pump combination through each duty. Then review the limits and assumptions that still need attention.
A
Compact pump
80 m³/h
B
Larger pump
140 m³/h
System demand220 m³/hat 1.8 bar
Flow coverage at this dutyCovered in example
NPSH, motor and site limitsRequire project data
Your workspace adds performance maps, energy and cost estimates, alternative selections and a downloadable report.
Step 1 of 3
In the workspace
The detail behind the decision.
Comparable alternatives
Review energy estimates, costs, machine count and spare capacity against the same duty profile.
A traceable report
Keep the inputs, assumptions and engineering checks with the result you share.
See it with your application.
Talk through a duty profile and the selection you need to make.