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Calculation of operating flow rate for centrifugal pumps

2018-03-28View Original

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When a centrifugal pump is in operation, the inlet and outlet are both open, and the pump does not have a flow meter. How can one estimate the flow rate of this pump? The pipe diameter appears to be DN250 at the inlet and DN200 at the outlet; the outlet pressure is 0.1 MPa. The rated flow rate seems to be 240 M, with a head of 10 meters.
Reply #22018-03-29
What is the inlet pressure? Calculate the head based on the pressure difference, and then refer to the curve to find the flow rate
Reply #32018-04-01
No curve, inlet pressure difference of 0.1 MPa
Reply #42018-04-01
No curves? There must be models available, right? They can be used to estimate based on known curves~~~~
Reply #52018-04-01
No, there are only the parameters mentioned above
Reply #62018-04-03
Given the pump’s rated flow rate and head, if the pump outlet is kept fully open during normal operation but only half or one-third of the head is utilized, by how much can the flow rate increase?

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