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H1 + Hm = H2
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- What is the head of a pump? As mentioned earlier, the head corresponds to the actual energy that the pump delivers to the fluid. The Bernoulli equation is applied between the pump’s inlet and outlet sections: H1 + Hm = H2 H1 = inlet energy Hm = energy delivered by the pump H2 = outlet energy
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2022年9月20日 · The head of a pump is a physical quantity that expresses the pump’s ability to lift a given volume of fluid, usually expressed in meters of water column, to a higher level from the point where the pump is positioned. In a nutshell, we can also define head as the maximum lifting height that the pump is able to transmit to the pumped fluid.
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- Converting Head to Pressure
- Converting Pressure to Head
- Example - Converting Pressure - Psi - to Pump Head - Feet
- Head vs. Pressure When Handling Liquids of Different Density
Converting head in feet to pressure in psi
Pumps characteristic curves in feet of head can be converted to pressure - psi- by the expression:
Converting head in metre to pressure in bar
Pumps characteristic curves in metre of head can be converted to pressure - bar- by the expression:
Converting head in metre to pressure in kg/cm2
Pumps characteristic curves in metre of head can be converted to pressure -kg/cm2 - by the expression:
Since pressure gauges often are calibrated in pressure - psi or bar - a conversion to the heads commonly used in pump curves - like feet or meter - may be required.
The head in feet water column can be calculated from pressure 100 psi with eq. 3 as: Where specific gravity of water = 1.
Identical pumps will develop the same head when running at the same speed but the discharge pressure is quite different due to the different densities of the liquids. It can be simpler to discuss the performance pumps in terms of head rather than pressure since the use of head makes the pump curve applicable to any liquid regardless of density.
2021年10月8日 · The total head of the pump is the difference between the total discharge head (point 2) and the total suction head (point 1). The term “total” indicates that it includes the static pressure head (h), the velocity head (hv), and the elevation head (Z). The equation for total head (pump) can be expressed in Equation 2.
Pump Head Formulas: Imperial Units: H = (2.31 ( Pd – Ps) / SG) + (Vd 2 – Vs 2) / 2g + (Zd – Zs) – Hf. where: H = pump head, ft. Hf = friction loss, ft. PS = suction pressure, psia. Pd = discharge pressure, psia. SG = specific gravity. Vs = suction velocity, ft/s. Vd = discharge velocity, ft/s. Zs = suction height from reference, ft.
Calculate the total head and select the pump. Calculate the NPSH available and check with respect to the NPSH required. Calculate the specific speed and predict the pump efficiency. Calculate the suction specific speed and Thoma number and check the prediction of the Thoma number regarding cavitation.
The energy equation can be used to calculate the head rise in pumps and fans. Actual Head Rise of a Pump or Fan. Using the Energy Equation the head rise through a pump or fan can be expressed as: ha = (p2 - p1) / γ + (h2 - h1) + (v22 - v12) / 2 g (1) where. ha = actual head rise (m fluid column)
