How is the self-starting pressure setting for the pump determined?

2010-04-12View Original

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There are two pumps, which serve as backups for each other. The designed pressure of the pump is 6.0 MPa, and the normal operating pressure is 4.45 MPa. How should the self-starting pressure setting be determined? Waiting online

Reply #22010-04-15

Check what pressure is required for the pipeline; that will be your set value. Does the pump operate with variable frequency?

Reply #32010-04-15

The auto-start pressure is determined by the pressure required by the system, depends on the pump, and is set according to the process requirements.

Reply #42010-04-15

Calculate the pipeline loss at the pump outlet

Reply #52010-04-15

The auto-start pressure is determined by the minimum pressure required by the system, based on the conditions before and after the pipeline.

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