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How is the pressure in the sealing chamber of a single-stage cantilever pump determined?

2017-01-22View Original

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How is the pressure in the sealing chamber of a single-stage cantilever pump determined?
Reply #22017-01-22
≈Outlet pressure plus inlet pressure 1/3
Reply #32017-01-22
Thank you, is it one-third of the total, or one-third of the entrance area?
Reply #42017-01-23
In other words, it’s the inlet pressure plus half of the head!
Reply #52017-01-23
Estimation method: Inlet pressure + 0.5 * pressure difference. This value is for reference only and is not accurate
Reply #62017-01-23
I just found a complete one, and here’s what I can tell you: 1. Impeller with balance holes: inlet pressure +0.1 pressure difference; 2. Impeller with shrouded blades: inlet pressure +0.25 pressure difference ; 3. The closed impeller is equipped with balance holes and an outlet ring, with an inlet pressure of +0.25 pressure difference ; 4. Closed impeller with flange but no balance holes, vertical pumps, double-suction pumps: equal to outlet pressure ; 5 Two-stage pump: inlet pressure + 0.5 pressure difference; 6 Multi-stage pump with balance tube: equal to inlet pressure
Reply #72017-02-05
Which standard specifies this? Could you tell me? Thank you

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