Regarding net positive suction head

2010-12-14View Original

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I would like to ask: does the calculated net positive suction head determine the minimum installation height of the pump, or its maximum installation height? Thank you all

Reply #22010-12-14

Maximum installation height. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Reply #32010-12-14

Of course it’s the maximum installation height; what sense does the minimum installation height have? The maximum installation height is determined based on the net positive suction head; generally, a margin of 0.5 is provided, as exceeding this height will lead to cavitation.

Reply #42010-12-29

It is the maximum installation height to prevent cavitation.

Reply #52010-12-29

It is the maximum installation height to prevent cavitation.

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