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Causes of water hammer in the pump outlet pipeline

2007-12-29View Original

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The outlet pipeline of a centrifugal pump has a diameter of DN200. When the flow rate is increased via a valve on this outlet pipeline, water hammer noise occurs; however, the water hammer disappears when the flow rate is reduced. What is the cause of this, and how can this problem be resolved?
Reply #22007-12-29
How can there be water hammer? Please specify the medium temperature
Reply #32007-12-29
There are two scenarios: 1. The pump’s head is insufficient; 2. The terminal pressure of the outlet pipe increases too much ; By increasing the pump’s outlet flow rate, you reduce the outlet pressure, which is not sufficient to force the fluid into the connected equipment! ! ! Of course, it might also be related to whether the diameter of the pump’s outlet pipe is too large! ! !

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