Investigating hydrodynamic losses in centrifugal pumps with a low suction specific speed employing hydrodynamic modelling methods
Authors: Morozov A.A. | |
Published in issue: #6(11)/2017 | |
DOI: 10.18698/2541-8009-2017-6-111 | |
Category: Power, Metallurgic and Chemical Engineering | Chapter: Hydraulic Machines and Hydropneumatic units |
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Keywords: hydraulic losses, low suction specific speed, blading section optimisation |
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Published: 06.06.2017 |
We studied the distribution of losses in the blading section of the pump and designed runners and diverters. We computed operating fluid flow parameters in a rotary vane pump with a low suction specific speed by means of hydrodynamic modelling. For this purpose we designed a 3D model of the blading section found in a pump with a low suction specific speed and computed the flow in it for a wide range of operating fluid viscosities.
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