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Question 27: Net positive suction head of centrifugal pumps on the first day of 2011 at 2 p.m

2016-04-07View Original

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The design flow rate of the centrifugal pump is 30 m3/h, and its rotational speed is 2900 r/min; When calculating the required net positive suction head value for this pump, which of the following values should be used? A、4.1 B、3.1 C、2.1 D、1.1 I have no idea where to start; it’s frustrating.
Reply #22016-04-07
hgt20570.5 Formula 3.0.1-1
Reply #32016-04-07
Don’t be afraid of this type of question – just apply the formula directly!
Reply #42016-04-07
NPSH=(nsqrt(Q)/1200)^4/3, where Q is in m3/min; the result is 2.1
Reply #52016-04-07
The problem is not knowing which books to bring. At the moment, I only have the textbooks from Tianjin University and the association, as well as some standards. There are too many HGT20570 entries – do I need to check them all?
Reply #62016-04-07
Expert! I’m not from a chemical engineering background, so I don’t know the sources for many of these things. One can only rely on the textbooks, but many things aren’t covered in them.
Reply #72016-04-07
Examining the design standard HG/T20570 – a tricky question! Most people get it wrong! This deserves attention!
Reply #82016-04-11
Basically, these are enough; the key is to be familiar with them. If you just bring them in, there are over a thousand pages, and it will be impossible to find what you need when looking through them. Additionally, doing more exercises is the best approach
Reply #92016-04-13
The formula can also be found on page 694 of the association’s book; it seems I didn’t read it carefully enough

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