Need help translating a statement on the pump data sheet; thanks in advance!
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Based on an estimated pump centerline elevation of 0.7 m and a BTL elevation of 5.8 m for the LP Condensate drum (S05105) above grade. I’m not sure how to translate this; it relates to the suction height of the pump. . . A description of one
Based on an estimated pump centerline elevation of 0.7 m and 5.8 m BTL elevation of LP Condensate drum (S05105) from grade. This is based on the estimated pump centerline elevation of 0.7 m and the low-level elevation of the LP condensate drum (S05105) at 5.8 m above the ground level. For reference
I’ve learned it,, but what does this S05105 mean? ! ! ! !
LP Condensate drum: This is the tag number of this tank.
Taking the horizontal plane as a reference, it is based on the estimated centerline elevation of the pump at 0.7 m and the low elevation of the low-pressure condenser (S05105) at 5.8 m. The grade here can be understood as \"making the surface (especially the road surface) closer to horizontal by reducing the slope.\" It's just my personal opinion; please use it as a reference to help us all improve.
Based on an estimated pump centerline elevation of 0.7 m and 5.8 m BTL elevation of LP Condensate drum (S05105) from grade Based on the estimated elevation of the pump center at 0.7 m as calculated from the ground level, and the elevation of the LP condensate tank (model S05105) at 5.8 m below the ground level.
Based on an estimated pump centerline elevation of 0.7 m and 5.8 m BTL elevation of LP Condensate drum (S05105) from grade. The pump centerline elevation is assumed to be 0.7 meters, and using this as a reference, the elevation of the bottom of the low-pressure condensate tank (S05105) is 5.8 meters (BTL stands for bottom line)