Calculation of inlet pressure of the pump

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The discussion focuses on calculating the inlet pressure of a piston pump operating at 400 bar. The pump has an inlet port diameter of 7mm and an outlet port diameter of 2.8mm. The primary concern is determining the vacuum pressure at the inlet, which is influenced by the force exerted on the piston. The conversation suggests that further insights may be found in the General Engineering subforum.

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hello guys,
i wanted to calculate inlet pressure of the pump( vacuum pressure). pump operates at 400 bar.
pump works by sucking the grease from the inlet port of dia 7mm and delivers it through outlet port of dia 2.8mm. pump used here is piston pump. the force acting on the piston is 400bar.

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Ashwin
 
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