Minimum continuous flow rate of the pump
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I would appreciate some advice from the experts: is the minimum continuous flow rate of the pump (for thermal control and stability) 30% of its rated flow rate?
The minimum continuous flow rate of a pump generally refers to the lowest flow rate that the pump can deliver under conditions that ensure stable operation. The size of the minimum continuous flow rate is influenced by various factors, such as the type of pump, design specifications, and operating environment. For certain application scenarios, such as in thermal control systems where it is necessary to maintain fluid temperature stability, there may be requirements regarding the minimum continuous flow rate of the pump. Generally speaking, the minimum continuous flow rate of a pump is not necessarily 30% of its rated flow rate, as this proportion also depends on the specific application requirements and the design characteristics of the pump. It is recommended to make selections and adjustments based on specific requirements and the technical parameters of the pump. .
The minimum flow rate of the pump is divided into the minimum continuous stable flow rate and the minimum continuous heat-limited flow rate
The minimum continuous flow rate of the pump is not necessarily 30% of the rated flow rate