How to design pump impellers and chambers reasonably?
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Hello, everyone! I’m a new beginner. I don’t understand tin melt fluids. A jet tin melting furnace is to be built now; the pump consists of a motor that drives an impeller. The tin liquid enters through the pump’s inlet, passes through the impeller, then flows through the tin channel and exits via the tin nozzle at the end of the channel, before returning to the tin melting furnace. And so on in a cycle. Requirement: The tin surface flowing out of the nozzle must be steady; the lift height should be 50 mm above the tin surface, and there should be no boiling of the tin surface. How should the pump tin chamber be designed to ensure a smooth tin surface at the outlet? I seek advice from experts! Thank you!
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