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For centrifugal shielded pumps, is flow rate proportional to current?

2017-10-01View Original

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For centrifugal shielded pumps, is flow rate proportional to current? High flow rate corresponds to high current, while low flow rate corresponds to low current. Is it directly proportional?
Reply #22017-10-02
Excluding mechanical losses and volumetric losses, this is the theory. But in reality, it’s not proportional; it’s only consistent in trend.
Reply #32017-10-04
Not necessarily. First, consider the type of pump: for ordinary single-stage radial pumps, the power curve generally slopes upward; for mixed-flow pumps, it changes from an upward trend to a downward one, while axial flow pumps have a purely downward power curve. Moreover, when the power changes, the current change may not be significant! ! !
Reply #42017-10-07
Take a look at the pump’s performance curve; power is not directly proportional to flow rate
Reply #52017-10-09
Positive correlation, not a strict proportionality.

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