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On the calculation of shaft power for pumps in chemical processing plants

2018-07-11View Original

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I would like to ask the experienced engineers: how is the shaft power of pumps in petrochemical plants calculated? Which specification or manual has it? Thank you very much
Reply #22018-07-11
Effective power divided by the shaft power factor is
Reply #32018-07-11
For conventional centrifugal pumps, the shaft power P is given by P=QHρ/(102n), where Q is the flow rate of the medium in m3/s, and H is the head of the pump in meters; ρ is the density of the medium in kg/m3, and n is the overall efficiency of the pump ; Generally, the efficiency of small-flow pumps is ≤10%, while that of multi-stage centrifugal pumps ranges from 45 to 55% – for reference only

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