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Can a multi-stage pump be converted into a single-stage pump?

2017-12-01View Original

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For example, if I have a multi-stage centrifugal pump, can I convert it directly into a single-stage pump? In that case, the original rated flow rate and head will decrease; would the minimum flow rate required also be lower?
Reply #22017-12-01
It shouldn’t work! If the impellers are installed back to back, axial forces will cause problems
Reply #32017-12-01
Changing to a single-stage pump results in an impeller diameter that is much larger than that of a multi-stage pump; accordingly, the disk friction loss increases. It is possible to examine the cavitation specific speed of both types of pumps – the higher this value, the narrower the allowable operating range.
Reply #42017-12-01
Oh oh oh, so it’s not as simple as just removing an impeller then
Reply #52017-12-01
Oh oh oh, so it’s not as simple as just removing an impeller then
Reply #62017-12-01
In this way, you can provide the parameters again, so that the procurement department can use them to purchase another suitable unit
Reply #72017-12-01
It is possible to make appropriate adjustments to the outer diameter of the stepped impeller.
Reply #82017-12-01
Who has any cases in this area? Please share them

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