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How to know the Net Inlet Pressure Required by the pump?
Net Inlet Pressure Required (NIPR) is an individual pump characteristic, determined by test, of what pressure energy is needed to fill the pump inlet. How to generate the curve of NIPR or how to know NIPR of the pump if I am a pump manufacturer??- Minghan
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- Fluid dynamics Inlet Net Pressure Pump
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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I Cavitation in a closed loop pumping system
Dears Kindly, I want to hear from you regarding this topic. The system is closed cooling system. I believe it is difficult to attribute the sound you hear from centrifugal pump to be a cavitation especially if the discharge pressure is normal. The last time we had a problem with this system...- Aptx4869
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- Closed Cooling Loop Pump System
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Pumping Water -- Please check my pump system design work
Hey Folks! Just need a quick sanity check ... Putting in a new 4in well and submersible pump ... trying to wrap my brain around the "physics" of it ... Here is what I ***Think I Know*** : 1) The Energy required to move any given volume of water to ground level can be calculated using M*G*H ...- Fish4Fun
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- Design Pump System Water Work
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Automotive Car water pump barrier to flow when off?
When a car is parked and not running... is the radiator water (or coolant) pump totally shut that water from the radiator side can't enter the engine or in equilibrium (what's the exact term)? The water pump is a centrifugal pump.. does this totally shut the inlet and outlet from mixing so that...- bluecap
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- Car Flow Pump Water
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Pump has a suction lift of more than 10.3 m
As I was going through a course on Hydraulics, there was a brief explanation about how the atmospheric pressure can only support a water column of 10.3 m.A few more points that are prerequisite to the discussion are as follows 1)A fluid cannot be pulled;it has to be pushed. 2)A centrifugal...- suryanarayan
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- Lift Pump Suction
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Suction side and discharge side pump pressure
Consider a closed system (central heating). Before the pump is started the static pressure is 2.0 bars. Say the system head loss is 0.6 bars. When the pump starts, will the suction side pressure and the discharge pressure each read half the total head loss (1.7 and 2.3 bars)? Or will the head...- TSN79
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- Discharge Pressure Pump Pump pressure Suction
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Minimum consumption rate of a heat pump
Homework Statement Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Effiency of a heat pump is given as ## \eta = \frac { T_h }{T_h – T_c} = 30 ## W * 30/s = 6000*4.2 cal /s Minimum consumption rate = W/s = 840 watt Is this correct?- Pushoam
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- Heat Heat pump Minimum Pump Rate
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Pump pressure and static height in central heating
I was told recently that in a central heating system, the pressure on the suction side of the circulation pump should be at least equal to the static height of the system. I've never heard this stated before, and I don't intuitively get why this should be the case. If there is actually something...- TSN79
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- Heating Height Pressure Pump Pump pressure Static
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Does anyone have diffusion pump oil for sale?
I recently bought an old diffusion pump from eBay which I'm fixing up, and need 100cc of Santovac-5 oil (polyphenyl ether) for it. Does anyone have an idea where I can get a small amount (~100cc) of it to a reasonable price? What I've found isn't either shipped to Ireland or too expensive...- eigenmax
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- Diffusion High vacuum Oil Pump
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Changing hydraulic pump cartridge can give me more torque?
hi all, changing my cartridge of 21 gpm to a small one 12 gpm I will have more torque whith less rotation in my winch hd motor? it's sound correct? if yes have a formula to know how much more % ? obs - keeping same pressure and same engine HP drive rpm . in case of will need more...- LUIA HENRIQSON
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- Hydraulic Pump Torque
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Calculating pump to cylinder pressure ratios
This may not be the proper forum but i need to find a way to calculate how much effort it will take to move a cylinder using a manual helm pump. The hydraulic cylinder i intend on using is a 32mm bore with a 16mm diameter. Stroke of 178mm. Volume of 107 cc The helm pump (attaches to a steering...- Dohcdelsol93
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- Cylinder Pressure Pump Ratios
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How do I calculate pump size for low pressure Aeroponics?
How can I calculate the water pump size I need for these sprayers? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007D2RX1C/?tag=pfamazon01-20 Flow rates : 31.2 GPH. The current system I'm trying to figure out the pump for has a center rezzy and it needs to feed aprox 10, 10' pipes with diametre 1''. I have 108...- Matias
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- Pressure Pump
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How much of pump power goes to heating the fluid?
Let's assume you have a perfectly insulated closed liquid loop with a pump who's motor is cooled by the liquid its pumping. Assume steady state operation, so the pump is operating at some pressure difference and flow rate based on intersection of pump curve and back pressure curve. Does this...- RobertD
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- Fluid Heating Power Pump
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Why can the efficiency of a refrigerator (heat pump) be greater than one?
In a heat engine thermal energy is converted into mechanic energy. In a heat pump or refrigeration cycle - fluid is being circulated between hot and cold wells. But how can the efficiency be greater than 1? Is it because COP_{\text{heating}}>COP_{\text{cooling}}- patrickmoloney
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- Efficiency Heat engine Heat pump Pump Refrigerator Thermodynamics
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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I Trouble with Humboldt H12090 aspirator vacuum pump
I've been in the process of doing experiments requiring 28- 30 Hg vacuum. For the last couple of weeks, everything seemed to be going well with a glass aspirator I acquired as it would pull the necessary vacuum, when hooked up to the tap, in about 45 seconds. Then, as luck would have it, while...- joniverson
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- Pump Vacuum
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Cheap, suitable one way valve for aspirator vacuum pump?
I have a glass aspirator vacuum pump that has a built in one way check valve, but after a week of use, it no longer functions and when input water is turned off, there is a sudden backflow of water into the vacuum line. I'd like to add a one way valve inline to allow the vacuum pull but not...- joniverson
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- Pump Vacuum Valve
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Variable Space Vacuum Tank - Pump question help
This process and mechanism is very difficult to explain via the computer and even during presentations many people simply do not grasp the concept so I am trying my best to explain it easily and ask my questions as best as I can so that you guys understand me. I really need help with these few...- ccc1522
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- Pump Space Tank Vacuum Variable
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Work to pump out air from cylinder
Homework Statement [/B] I know only the length (l) and cross-section area (S) of an air tank, cylinder. The question is how much work is needed to pump out air from the cylinder. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Is it correct to use here the formula W = pV? The initial pressure...- Stefan
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- Air Cylinder Pump Work
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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I Fluid transfer low flow to high without a pump
A 8000 gallon truck of ethanol begins to flow into a tank containing 80,000 gallons of ethanol, how is this possible?- drrader5
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- Flow Fluid Pump
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How to pump liquid from vacuum to atmosphere
Greetings, The application is a wiped film evaporator (~1.2-1.5 kg/hr throughput). The concentrate and the distillate gravity feed round bottom flasks. I'm not worried about the cold-trap waste. The evaporator volume is under vacuum (~0.003Torr). I want to pump the liquid from the...- ekajsemaneht
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- Atmosphere Distillation Engineering and design Liquid Pump Pumps Vacuum
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Partially closed pump discharge valve question
Hi all, I have a question about the effect of partially closing a pump discharge valve on the system curve, wondering if you guys can help me out. Right now I have the yellow pump curve and the orange 2 inch system curve , producing around 120 gpm against around 110 ft of head. If I expand...- help_pls
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- Closed Discharge Pump Valve
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Operating Point Calculation for a Centrifugal Pump in a Process System
Homework Statement A centrifugal pump has the following pressure – capacity characteristics: It is planned to use this for a process having the following system characteristic: (a) Determine the operating point for this pump with this system. (b) The actual flowrate required by the...- Jayohtwo
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- Point Pump
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Branched-line pumping system curve help
Hi all, I am a student trying to figure out the system curve for a pipe line system. I know how to calculate friction loss for just one flow, but not for a system of branched flow! I read a short article online saying that for parallel pipes the friction head is the same for all branches, so...- help_pls
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- Curve Pump System
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Final Flow Rate for 900 lpm Diesel Pump & 30m Hose
I have a diesel pump doing 900 lpm with a hose reel 30 meters long, the inside diameter of the hose is 32mm. The frictional loss for 30 meters of hose is 461.04 kPa. The Viscosity of Diesel is 4.5 mPas. I would like to know the final flow rate. thanks in advance- InvEngineer
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- Diesel Final Flow Flow rate Hose Pump Rate
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Vacuum created or suction created when we use peristaltic pump
Hi All, How to find vacuum created or suction created when we use peristaltic pump?- krishna 1423
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- Pump Suction Vacuum
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Choice of a generator set for a drilling pump
Hello everyone, I am faced with a problem where I have to power a 30kw drilling pump, with a generator of 45kw (model Gesan), but it does not work. At start-up the current reaches the peak of 190 A and descends gradually, for information the start-up of the pump of the drilling is done by a...- bachir1994
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- Choice Generator Pump Set
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- Forum: General Engineering
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UPS, Marine Battery, as Sump Pump backup
Hey there! I'm an IT guy and found this forum through searching on replacing UPS batteries with deep cycle 12v marine batteries. The reason I was looking is I happen to have 4 spare Compaq rack mount UPSs with dead batteries taking up space in my basement. I was thinking of putting in a backup...- UPSrecycler
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- Battery Marine Pump
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Understanding Oxygen Pump Function | NGK 2008 News and Image
hello! I want to know how oxygen pumps work. This photo displays one: http://www.ngk.co.jp/english/news/2008/image/0611_04.gif from: http://www.ngk.co.jp/english/news/2008/0611.html My question is, in order to pump the oxygen, does the oxygen have to go through the platinum electrode? or we... -
Fluid at 600kPa goes through a pump where it comes out @10MPa
Homework Statement A pump with inlet of saturated liquid at 600kPa has an exit stream of 10MPa calculate work Homework Equations Energy balance equation Entropy balance equation Linear interpolation Steam table The Attempt at a Solution My attempt at the solution was to calculate the entropy...- HethensEnd25
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- Fluid Pump
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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I Modeling a peristaltic roller pump
Hello! We were recently introduced to mathematical modeling. I would want to model a blood roller pump - a simple peristaltic pump. I was wondering, what kind of formulas there are that I can use to model a pump which optimizes the number of rollers, roller diameter, tube diameter etc...- Oppogo
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- Modeling Pump Roller
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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B How Can You Maximize the Efficiency of a Venturi Vacuum Pump?
I have a venturi gas vacuum pump on the the end of an exhaust as an example. The exhaust spills out at 2.5cfm and 2 lbs. On a average of venturi efficiency, how much cfm at what pressure (or ratio alike) would be needed to eject the exhaust gas to near vacuem? As a secondary question, what would...- William Burleson
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- Pump Vacuum Venturi
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Can you create a hydroelectric generator using a pump from a fire fighting pump
wanting to know if you could create a hydro system using an old firefighting pump discarding the old petrol or electric motor and replacing it with an generator or alternator. water would flow into the pump which would drive the generator- paul wright
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- Fire Generator Pump
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Calculating Heat Exchange for a Water Pump
Homework Statement A pump, operating at 10 W, is used to raise the pressure of a stream of water at 2.5 mol/s from 1 bar to 2 bar. At steady state, if the water temperature should remain constant at 25oC, how much heat exchange between the pump and its surroundings is required? Note that 1 bar...- rachel6589
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- Exchange Heat Heat exchange Pump Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Automotive Common rail high pressure pump
Hello everyone, I have a question about a common rail high pressure pump. Most common rail pumps make use of a pressure control-valve which controls the amount of fuel that goes to the plunger. This way it is possible to control how much fuel goes to the rail, so it controls the pressure...- Charly Segaert
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- Diesel High pressure Pressure Pump
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Can I extend my water pump's wiring to control it remotely?
Good afternoon Wizards, (there are some really smart people here!) I have wired up my 1 hp water pump with #12-2 wire w/ground on 220 volts right at 400 feet. It registers the correct voltage and amperage at the pump. According to the wiring chart that came with the pump, I think I'm at the...- DonL
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- Pump Water Wiring
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Is the Bernoulli Equation enough to determine pump selection?
Here is an illustration of something that came into my head: http://imgur.com/a/V9V8S (also attached to question) If we do a energy balance (in terms of head) between point 1 and point 2 (ignoring friction for now, it's not really important): $$\frac{P_1}{\rho g} + \frac{v^2_1}{2g} + z_1 +... -
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Can a gravity fed pump effectively draw fluid from a tank at a higher elevation?
Hello, I have a general problem. I have a tank sitting at elevation of 63 feet. With 24 inch pipe to 1400 feet away from the facility. The facility is sitting at 59 feet. To get to our vertical can pumps suction we need to run the pipe up 7 feet for 150 feet of 12 inch pipe and then drop down...- M4H4
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- Gravity Pipe Pump Suction
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What would be the Flow Rate of 7.5 Hp Pump
Hi Friends, I am Milind Nachane, New member of PF. We have to buy a Water Treatment Device which eliminates the scaling and rusting Hazard. To decide model of device we need to know Flow rate of Pump. I know that Pump is Mono-block (Non-submersible) of 7.5 Hp and has 2 Inches Diameter...- Milind Nachane
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- Flow Flow rate Pump Rate
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Calculating Power of a Water Pump: Enthalpy vs Pressure Difference
Trying to calculate the power of a pump, it's pumping water. It has a flowrate in and out in kg/s. Surely I should look up the enthalpy values and just mutiply with the flow rate to get power in kW. However I know that if I convert flowrate to m3/s by dividing 1000 and multiplying by the...- Benjamin Crump
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- Difference Enthalpy Power Pressure Pressure difference Pump Water
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Would turning a pump on and off repeatedly damage it?
Hi, I need a liquid pump that can deliver BOTH smooth flow and pulsed flow, I've looked at: Normal liquid pumps Metering pumps peristaltic pumps Liquid respiration pumps Centrifugal blood pumps The latter two provide pulsed flow, but I'm struggling to find a pump that can deliver both...- rwooduk
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- Damage Pump Turning
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Power drawn by a water pump to project water through nozzle
Homework Statement [/B] This is problem 10.27 in the Exercises for the Feynman Lectures on Physics, or Problem C-2 in Chapter 10 of Leighton and Vogt's Exercises in Introductory Physics. Homework Equations Using ##v_f^2 = v_i^2 + 2 a S## for the water in the vertical direction, we can find...- omoplata
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- Energy Nozzle Power Pressure Project Pump Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Proving Vector Potential Pump Amplitude-Intensity Relationship
Homework Statement Prove that the relationship between the dimensionless amplitude a of a wave and the intensity I of the wave is given by: Homework Equations B = curl (A) B: Magnetic Field A = [mass of electron * c / e ]*a*e^[i*(kx-wt)] where k is the wavenumber and is given by: 2pi /...- cetmoimonsieur
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- Potential Pump Vector Vector potential
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Centrifugal pump restricted output
I am also constructing a small boat as a test bed for a much larger houseboat. If we forget about practicality issues... and accepting that my BS econ degree from the 60's isn't helping me much, I have a simple question with a difficult answer I guess. 2 stage centrifugal pump. (Standard...- Dan Steill
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- Centrifugal Centrifugal force Force Output Pump Pump pressure Water pressure
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- Forum: General Engineering
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What is the most efficient way to use a pool pump for winterizing?
I have an above-ground pool which, tis the season for draining and winterizing. I have a 15 foot section of ribbed pool hose (designed for pumping) that I hook up to the pump and flush the pool with. Pool is 4 feet deep both inside and outside, with a 1foot lip. Hose needs to rise one foot...- DaveC426913
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- Head Pressure Pump
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Odd troubleshooting results: disobeys ohms law
I have a DC powered pump, that has suddenly stopped working. During troubleshooting I came up with the following results, that I just cannot reconcile: Input wires, not connected to pump: 12v Input wires connected to pump: 0v Sounds like a short in the pump right? However, connecting the...- Glurth
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- Law Ohms Ohms law Pump Troubleshooting Voltage
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Reverse Rotating Pump: Does it Add Head to Fluid?
Hi What happens when a centrifugal pump rotate inversely? Does it add Head to fluid?- Mikealvarado100
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- Pump Reverse Rotating
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Torques in a Pump: Understand Opposite Signs
Hi In a pump (which operates in normal condition: steady state), pump torque is positive and fluid torque is of equal magnitude and of opposite direction so that the sum of both is zero. ''P. 66 of 'Water Hammer: An Analysis of Plumbing Systems, Intrusion, and Pump Operation' by: Dr. Loganathan...- Mikealvarado100
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- Pump Torques
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Pump used to halve the time taken by fluid to flow out
Homework Statement The tank in picture has section ##S_1## and it's linked with a tube of section ##S_2=\frac{1}{\sqrt{17}} S_1##. The tank is filled at an height ##h## and this level is kept constant by a sink ##R##, in such way that the exiting volumetric flow rate is ##Q=0.3 m^3/s## and...- Soren4
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- Bernoulli Flow Flow rate Fluid Fluid dynamics Power Pump Time
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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I Evenly pump a sphere of lasing material
Qualitatively what is the nature of emitted light if we evenly pump a sphere of lasing material? Suppose there are no mirrors to favor one direction. Does the answer depend at all on the size of the sphere? Thanks!- Spinnor
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- Material Pump Sphere
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Use of Bernoulli equation for pumps
I have a doubt on the use of Bernoulli equation for pumps. Consider the situation in the picture. I marked different points: ##1## on the surface of first tank, ##2## in the exit from first tank, ##3## just before the pump, ##4## just after the pump and ##5## entering the second tank. Now...