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Parallel connection of centrifugal pumps

2018-01-21View Original

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When multiple centrifugal pumps are connected in parallel, if the demand downstream decreases, the pump flow rate can be reduced using variable frequency drives; however, variable frequency drives also cause the pressure at the pump outlet to drop. Is there any way to reduce the flow rate while keeping the pump outlet pressure unchanged?
Reply #22018-01-21
It’s impossible for the pressure to remain unchanged; with a lower flow rate, the resistance in the pipelines decreases, and therefore the pressure at the pump outlet must also decrease
Reply #32018-01-21
Variable-frequency constant-pressure water supply system; take a look at this one
Reply #42018-01-22
As the flow rate decreases, the pressure drop in the downstream pipeline also decreases, in a adaptive manner.
Reply #52018-01-22
Do you have any more detailed information? What I’ve seen online is rather general
Reply #62018-01-22
https://wenku.baidu.com/view/e651975ed1f34693dbef3eb6.html?from=search

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