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【Weekly Question】【Closed】 For the practical simulation selection of pumps, please see the answer.

2010-11-04View Original

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This post was last edited by lxn_663 on 2010-11-11 at 11:13. Material name: Diesel, Light Diesel oil, with a small amount of sulfur. Viscosity: 5 CST. Specific gravity: 0.81–0.92. Temperature: 50 degrees. Pump flow rate: 60 m3/h. Inlet pressure: 0.11 MPa (absolute pressure). Outlet pressure: 0.611 MPa (absolute pressure). Pressure difference: 0.6 MPa. NPSHr: 5 m. Selection requirements: Gear pump that complies with the AIP676 standard, along with an explosion-proof motor. Response requirements: 1. The type of pump; manufacturers can be recommended. 2. Materials used for various components of the pump. 3. Pump speed and shaft power. 4. Power of the motor required. 5. Other suggestions
Reply #22010-11-05
This post was last edited by lxn_663 on 2010-11-11 11:07. 1. Pump type: Gear pump. 2. Materials of various pump components: Pump body – 304; Impeller – 304; Pump shaft – Alloy steel. 3. Pump speed and shaft power: 1450 revolutions, 13.5 KW. 4. Motor power required: 15 KW
Reply #32010-11-05
Take a look from above; what kind of selection is it?
Reply #42010-11-06
Dalian Pump Industry – the ones we use now work fine
Reply #52010-11-08
This post was last edited by lxn_663 on 2010-11-11 at 11:07. A centrifugal pump will suffice; there is no need for a gear pump. Pay attention to materials that are resistant to sulfur corrosion.
Reply #62010-11-09
Why not choose a centrifugal pump – efficiency issues? Take a look. . .
Reply #72010-11-09
I have had experience choosing pumps before, but I’m still confused and don’t know where to start. I hope to learn more from this activity.
Reply #82010-11-09
Sorry, I’ll move it to the bottom; let’s take a look at other people’s answers
Reply #92010-11-10
This post, well, you can’t read it without replying. Replies without any actual experience are just nonsense; such replies result in points being deducted from your account. How am I supposed to learn then?

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