Calculation of the self-priming tank volume for centrifugal pumps
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I originally had two centrifugal water pumps, each equipped with its own self-priming tank. Since the two pumps were located fairly close to each other, the manager wanted them to share one self-priming tank. I’m not sure if that’s possible Need help. The two pumps usually operate together.
Have the technicians at the manufacturing plant calculate it for you.
Feasible! Calculate the inflow and outflow rates as well as the liquid level.
It’s best not to do this; it won’t work well and the costs will outweigh the benefits. . . .
You need to provide the technical parameters in order to perform the calculation.
The inlet pipe of the self-priming tank is DN100, 5 meters in length; the tank’s height is 1 meter and its volume is 0.45 cubic meters. The pump’s inlet is DN80