Urgent, urgent! I really need everyone’s advice
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Gentlemen, I now need to simulate a water circuit with a total length of ≥200m, a diameter of ≥25mm, and a pressure range of 1–10MPa. Besides installing the water pumps, valves, flow meters, pressure gauges, and vacuum gauges, what other equipment needs to be installed in this circuit? . How should these devices be arranged? What should be kept in mind under this pressure? Waiting for a reply, thank you!
A single circuit with a total pipeline length of ≥200m, DN≥25mm, and a pressure range of 1～10MPa. No other requirements. What equipment needs to be installed to ensure normal operation
What is the purpose of your pipeline? Are there any requirements regarding the water temperature?
Your description is too vague; generally, for the pump outlet pipeline circuit, valve control is sufficient.
If you want to play, try out every device you can think of
No, because our company asked me to create a training plan, and temperature wasn’t taken into account.
I just don’t know what equipment should be installed at the pump outlet; is there usually a specific order in which these things are considered? Pumping will involve a vent valve, followed by a flow control valve; what devices will be designed next? For example, where is the most appropriate location to place a flow meter in a pipeline? Wait, simply put, I don’t quite understand what equipment and instruments should be installed on the pipeline used for pump startup
I want to play like this too. But a plan needs to be written. Afraid of getting scolded by the boss. We are here to be cultivated
A pressure gauge, check valve, and drain valve should be installed at the pump outlet. Positive displacement pumps also require a safety valve to be connected to the pump inlet pipeline. When the pressure increases, there are also requirements for the flange gaskets.