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Problems with shielded pumps

2016-04-18View Original

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The rated minimum flow rate of a high-temperature separation-type shielded pump is 4.1 m3/h, while the maximum flow rate is 8.1 m3/h. The flow rate required for production is 4.2–5.1 m3/h; the pump operates at near its minimum flow rate, which causes vibration in the pump. I need help understanding what impact reducing the inlet diameter of the impeller will have on the outlet head and flow rate, and what the proportional relationship is. Thank you.
Reply #22016-04-18
The simplest method is to install a tee on the outlet pipe and add a return line.
Reply #32016-04-18
The essence of a shielded pump is a centrifugal pump; refer to the impeller design of centrifugal pumps

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