Training - Flowserve Apm Pump Cw Pump Part3-2
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Centrifugal Pump Basics
Brake Horsepower Exercise
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Centrifugal Pump Basics
Minimum Continuous Stable Flow
• Mainly due to pump design and
suction conditions, higher minimum
flows are required to avoid unstableflow which is internal recirculation of
the liquid between the impeller and
the casing.
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Series Operation Facts
Centrifugal Pump Basics
•When a pump’s discharge becomes suction of the next pump
•Will produce more head but the flow rate will remain constant
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Parallel Operation Facts
•When two or more pumps are operated in the same discharge column,
the head remain constant but the flow rate will increase
•Can be found in applications where flow rate is critical
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Q&A
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Centrifugal Pump Basics
Cavitation
•If the pressure energy falls below the vapor pressure of a liquid, then
vapor is formed.
•Increase in volume from liquid to vapor depends on the liquid,
temperature, and vapor pressure.
1 ft³ of water, evaporated at 212°F and 14.696 psia, becomes
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1606 ft³ of dry saturated steam, (vapor).*
•Vapor bubbles on their way through the pump re-condense or collapse
when they reach regions of higher pressure
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