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Energy-saving issues of high-speed centrifugal pumps

2016-06-17View Original

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For a high-speed centrifugal pump with a speed of 5700 r/h and a high-pressure motor, what are the options available to improve energy efficiency? Does replacing a high-voltage motor with a low-voltage motor affect the performance of the pump? And those feasible options as well
Reply #22016-06-17
If any modifications were made, those plans were all used. What is the feasibility of this solution, and what are the issues that arise during operation?
Reply #32016-08-03
To save energy, only high-efficiency pumps should be chosen
Reply #42016-08-03
There is no difference between high-voltage motors and low-voltage motors; it’s just a matter of taking into account the shock resistance of your power grid. Motors with a high energy efficiency rating can be selected, such as those classified as GB2 or IE3, or GB1 or IE4 according to GB 18613-2012

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