Pump selection is based on (select all that apply):
a. Viscosity
b. Needed discharge pressure
c. Available suction pressure
d. Flow rate
e. Amount of gas in the suction line
a. Correct. Pump selection is based on viscosity, needed discharge pressure, available suction pressure, and flow rate.
b. Correct. Pump selection is based on viscosity, needed discharge pressure, available suction pressure, and flow rate.
c. Correct. Pump selection is based on viscosity, needed discharge pressure, available suction pressure, and flow rate.
d. Correct. Pump selection is based on viscosity, needed discharge pressure, available suction pressure, and flow rate.
e. Incorrect. Pump selection is based on viscosity, needed discharge pressure, available suction pressure, and flow rate.
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