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a calculation problem

2009-02-06View Original

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The pump outlet parameters and conditions are constant. The flow rate through the L-long pipe to point A is 22t/h (point A is directly connected to the atmosphere). The flow rate is 7t/h through the L+M long pipe to point A (point A is directly connected to the atmosphere). Then what is the flow rate when it reaches A through the L+M long pipe (the relative pressure of A is -4 KPa)? (The pipe is a DN50 cast iron pipe, the liquid density is 1.81)
Reply #22009-02-08
Check the pipeline resistance coefficient for conversion, calculate the actual clean water lift, and check the flow rate from the pump's working curve.
Reply #32009-02-08
It is recommended to check out "Principles of Chemical Engineering" to review the past and learn the new.
Reply #42009-02-08
Check the working curve of the pump and the flow rate is about 15T.

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