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Pump flow rate

2018-08-20View Original

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Based on the on-site feedback, the pump’s flow rate never reached the specified requirements, but the model chosen was correct – what could be the reasons for this? I seek guidance from experts.
Reply #22018-08-20
I’m not familiar with the other indicators either; I haven’t been to the site yet. I just want to get a general idea of the possible reasons why the pump isn’t delivering enough flow.
Reply #32018-08-20
Reason Solution Excessive resistance in the outlet pipe: Clean or modify the outlet pipe or valves, check the pipe dimensions, and increase them if necessary. Leakage in the inlet pipe: Check the gaskets and flange connections of the suction pipe, as well as the torque of the flange bolts. The rotation speed is too low; check the frequency and voltage of the motor. The pump/motor is rotating in the opposite direction – check the rotation direction of the motor before starting (observe the direction arrow on the pump). The inlet pipe is blocked; clean the suction pipe and filter. If necessary, replace the suction pipe, disconnect the magnetic coupler, and turn off the motor. Once the motor stops, start it again. Impeller damage: Disassemble the pump to check the condition of the impeller; if it is severely corroded or damaged, the material or the impeller itself should be replaced. Severe wear of the impeller ring: Replace the ring. Blockage in the impeller channels: Clear the obstructions inside the impeller. Incorrect calculation of the pump’s load: Use a pump that meets the required specifications. Cavitation: Check the pump’s net positive suction head, inlet pressure, and fluid temperature. Excessively high viscosity of the liquid being pumped: Contact the manufacturer
Reply #42018-08-20
Let’s talk about the specific figures; it’s a bit vague
Reply #52018-08-21
Indeed, it’s too broad. The usual sources, such as those containing technical questions and answers about pumps, provide too many answers – issues like clogged filters and cavitation. . . . . . It is recommended that the original poster provide more relevant details.
Reply #62018-08-21
Flow rate is not a standalone value; it should also be related to head efficiency. It’s difficult for people to make judgments based on flow rate alone. Is your issue insufficient head pressure or inadequate flow rate?
Reply #72018-08-21
Specific details can only be provided after going to the site to verify, as it’s a different device and I’m not yet aware of the actual situation there. Thank you very much anyway

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