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Method for determining the opening area of vacuum suction pipes

2019-01-24View Original

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There is currently a water ring pump with a flow rate of 27–30 m3/min, used for pumping sludge with a density of 1.5 t/m3. The inlet and outlet diameters of the water ring pump are DN150; the pipe outlet, with a diameter of DN80, extends for 100 meters before being connected to the suction tool via a hose. The suction tool is inserted into the bottom of a trench that is 2 meters deep to carry out the suction operation. So the question is: what is the maximum total area of the openings at the bottom of this suction tool, so that suction can be exerted through each opening?
Reply #22019-01-24
With the design shown, won’t there be no suction on the sides due to too many openings in the middle? Please provide the calculation method.
Reply #32019-01-24
Calculated at 30 m3/min, it is 1800 m3/h. To maintain a flow rate of 10 m/s, with a pipe diameter of DN80, a flow volume of 180 m3/h must be ensured. So, what size opening area at the suction end is required to ensure a flow rate of 180 m3/h?

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