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Rises to the highest point first and then declines/gradually increases
How do I say this thing? A curve that is generally higher in the middle and lower on the sides, with an upward trend where greater flow rate corresponds to greater shaft power
It increases gradually first and then decreases gradually, reaching its maximum at the rated flow rate, with a monotonic increase
The variation of the flow-efficiency curve is parabolic – rising first and then falling – while shaft power increases as flow rate increases
It increases gradually first, then decreases gradually, reaching its maximum at the rated flow rate, with a monotonic increase
Increased flow leads to improved efficiency; increased flow also results in higher shaft power
Initially, the flow rate is 0 and the efficiency is 0; as the flow rate increases, the efficiency increases as well; Beyond a certain point, the flow rate increases while efficiency decreases ; The curve is mountain-shaped. The greater the flow rate of a centrifugal pump, the greater its shaft power ; When the flow rate is 0, the shaft power is not 0, being approximately 60% of that under normal operation.
It increases gradually first, then decreases gradually, reaching its maximum at the rated flow rate; it increases monotonically
It increases gradually first, then decreases gradually, reaching its maximum at the rated flow rate, with a monotonic increase
It increases gradually first, then decreases gradually, reaching its maximum at the rated flow rate; it increases monotonically