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in Centrifugal Pump Selection

by Tonye K. Jack
"... Abstract:- To achieve optimum centrifugal pump performance efficiency for liquid flow rates within the range of 4.32 cubic meters per hour- to- 1152 cubic meters per hour, the equations, and method outlined here can be applied to sizing or selecting a centrifugal pump for a process pumping need. The ..."
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Abstract:- To achieve optimum centrifugal pump performance efficiency for liquid flow rates within the range of 4.32 cubic meters per hour- to- 1152 cubic meters per hour, the equations, and method outlined here can be applied to sizing or selecting a centrifugal pump for a process pumping need

Noise sources in centrifugal pumps

by Bernd Dürrer, Frank-hendrik Wurm - Proceedings of the 2nd WSEAS Int. Conference on Applied and Theoretical Mechanics , 2006
"... Abstract:- The reduction of noise emission is of vital importance for pumps used in HVAC applications. Several components contribute to the noise emission of a pump, e.g. pressure pulsations originating from the hydraulics or electromagnetic forces in the electrical drive. In order to reduce the noi ..."
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in centrifugal pumps and their electrical drives will be explained. The effect of these sources will be illustrated by measurement results of structure- and fluid-borne sound power. Possible remedies and their effect on noise reduction will be discussed.

Design and Performance Analysis of Centrifugal Pump

by Khin Cho Thin, Mya Mya Khaing, Khin Maung Aye
"... Abstract—This paper deals with the design and performance analysis of centrifugal pump. In this paper, centrifugal pump is analyzed by using a single-stage end suction centrifugal pump. Two main components of a centrifugal pump are the impeller and the casing. The impeller is a rotating component an ..."
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Abstract—This paper deals with the design and performance analysis of centrifugal pump. In this paper, centrifugal pump is analyzed by using a single-stage end suction centrifugal pump. Two main components of a centrifugal pump are the impeller and the casing. The impeller is a rotating component

MODE SHAPES OF CENTRIFUGAL PUMP IMPELLER

by Samir Lemeš, Nermina Zaimović-uzunović
"... Problems of vibrating centrifugal pump impellers and likewise structures with complex geometry, are usually being analysed by means of Finite Element Method or experimental methods. The first step in dynamic analysis is to determine natural frequencies and mode shapes. To classify natural frequencie ..."
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Problems of vibrating centrifugal pump impellers and likewise structures with complex geometry, are usually being analysed by means of Finite Element Method or experimental methods. The first step in dynamic analysis is to determine natural frequencies and mode shapes. To classify natural

Detection of Cavitation in Centrifugal Pumps

by S N Kazi , A A B Al-Arabi , S M A Selim , R Saidur , S N Kazi , G G Duffy , 2011
"... Abstract: Pumps are designed and manufactured to operate well away from the cavitation condition and thus the factors affecting the onset of cavitation are important. A specially designed test rig was and constructed so that the onset of cavitation could be studied visually while obtaining actual N ..."
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Abstract: Pumps are designed and manufactured to operate well away from the cavitation condition and thus the factors affecting the onset of cavitation are important. A specially designed test rig was and constructed so that the onset of cavitation could be studied visually while obtaining actual

SAVINGS CALCULATOR FOR CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS

by Lauri Nygren, Lauri Nygren
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of double-suction centrifugal pumps

by M R Hodkiewicz, M P Norton
"... effect of change in ow rate on the vibration ..."
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effect of change in ow rate on the vibration

Flow Characteristics of a Centrifugal Pump

by Professor. J H Whitelaw
"... Measurements of velocity have been obtained in a centrifugal pump in terms of angle-resolved values in the impeller Introduction There have been many investigations of velocity characteristics of pump flows including those of Here we are concerned with the inlet, blade passages and volute of a cen ..."
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Measurements of velocity have been obtained in a centrifugal pump in terms of angle-resolved values in the impeller Introduction There have been many investigations of velocity characteristics of pump flows including those of Here we are concerned with the inlet, blade passages and volute of a

Centrifugal pumps are common fluid mac...

by Somchart Chantasiriwan
"... Variable-speed control of centrifugal pumps is an effective energy conservation method. This method requires substantial investment, which must be justified by energy saving. A popular method for energy saving estimation is the use of the well-known affinity laws, which imply that power input varies ..."
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Variable-speed control of centrifugal pumps is an effective energy conservation method. This method requires substantial investment, which must be justified by energy saving. A popular method for energy saving estimation is the use of the well-known affinity laws, which imply that power input

CAVITATION CFD IN A CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

by Yuka Iga, Toshiaki Ikohagi
"... The cavitation flow in a low specific centrifugal pump is analyzed by using two types of cavitation CFD codes. A locally homogeneous model of compressible air-vapor-liquid two-phase medium is applied to calculate the objective flow. Constant Enthalpy Vaporization model is also applied. Numerical res ..."
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The cavitation flow in a low specific centrifugal pump is analyzed by using two types of cavitation CFD codes. A locally homogeneous model of compressible air-vapor-liquid two-phase medium is applied to calculate the objective flow. Constant Enthalpy Vaporization model is also applied. Numerical
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