Transcript Pumps

Pumps
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Depends on principle of
the work of the pumps
Pumps
Displacement
pumps
Reciprocating
Rotary pumps
pumps
Flexible
impeller pumps
Vane pumps
Centrifugal
pumps
Single stage
pumps
Multi-stage
pumps
Screw pumps
Special geometry
pump
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In some sources Displacement and
Centrifugal pumps are split in groups
differently comprising more applications
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We are interested in marine applications!!!
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Depends on forms
of drive
pumps
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A.C. motor—driven pumps
D.C. motor—driven pumps
Engine driven pumps
Hydraulically driven pumps
Manual pumps
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Characteristics of the PUMPS
• Head (vertical lift) measured in meters or feet
• Capacity measured in litres per minute or gallon
per hour
• Relation between head pressure and capacity
• Self-prime or not self-prime
• Ability to run dry (work out scenario of use)
• Ability to passing solids
• Chemical tolerance
• Continuous duty
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Displacement pumps
• Self prime
• Efficient for dealing with
small volumes and high
differential pressure or head
• Can handle any required
viscosity
• Can tolerate or not solids
depends on the valve
construction
• Dry run tolerance depends
highly on the construction
• Valves and diaphragms
could be susceptible to
chemical damage
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Displacement Reciprocating pump
Displacement Reciprocating pumps
• Double acting
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Displacement Diaphragm pumps
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Displacement Variable volume
impeller pumps
Flexible impeller pump
Vane pump
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Displacement Screw Pump
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Centrifugal pumps
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Centrifugal pumps
• Not self-prime – position bellow liquid level
or to be primed
• Widest application for dealing with large
volumes with a medium—to—low heads
and viscosities
• Moderate tolerance for solids – the large
the pump, the more tolerant
• Can run dry
• May have chemical tolerance depends on
the sealing type
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Centrifugal pump performance
curve
bilge
All pump manufacturers
have a graphs that
show pump output as a
function of head
pressure
Total head include required head of
the system plus all losses,
expressed in head pressure
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Blockage of the discharge
• Centrifugal pump – simply responds by
moving less fluid until it spins to no effect –
the current drawn drops down
• Displacement pump – builds up the
pressure and loads the motor – the current
drawn increases. This process continue
until something will burn, break or pipework burst out
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When chose pump
• Check with care in the pump manufacturer
manual or instructions how well pump
characteristics (slide 5)meet system
requirements!!!
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