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Factors determining the flow rate of pumps in closed systems

2019-11-20View Original

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For a pump with a capacity of 360 cubic meters per 150 meters, and at a standard flow rate of 3 meters per second, the inlet diameter should be 200. However, due to system constraints, only a 150 diameter pipe can be used. The design team believes that at extremely high pressures (where the system pressure is much higher than the saturated vapor pressure of the medium), a flow rate of 10 meters per second is acceptable. So what determines the flow rate of the pump in this case? Pipe resistance?

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