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The differences and relationships between the adiabatic efficiency of a pump unit and its pumping efficiency

2020-09-17 View Original

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There’s one question that I still haven’t understood: what is the difference between the \"adiabatic efficiency\" inside a pump and the efficiency of the pump itself? What I used to think was the efficiency of the pump, but now I increasingly feel that it’s actually different I would appreciate some advice from those who are more experienced, thank you!
Reply #2 2020-09-17
The efficiency of a pump includes hydraulic efficiency, volumetric efficiency, and mechanical efficiency. What is the relationship of adiabatic efficiency within these? It’s really confusing

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