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Temperature Rise of Centrifugal Pumps at No Flow and Low Flow

The document discusses calculations for temperature rise in centrifugal pumps at no flow, low flow, and normal flow. It provides the relevant equations and variables for determining temperature rise under different pump operating conditions.

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Temperature Rise of Centrifugal Pumps at No Flow and Low Flow

The document discusses calculations for temperature rise in centrifugal pumps at no flow, low flow, and normal flow. It provides the relevant equations and variables for determining temperature rise under different pump operating conditions.

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  • Temperature Rise of Centrifugal Pumps: Describes the temperature increase at no flow conditions for centrifugal pumps, including key metrics like BHP, efficiency, and specific heat.
  • Temperature Rise at Low Flow: Details the calculations of temperature rise at low flow conditions, including pump head and efficiency metrics.
  • Liquid Temperature Rise at Normal Flow: Covers the assessment of liquid temperature rise at normal flow, focusing on power, efficiency, and mass flow rate.

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Temperature rise at no flow

Pump power at no flow Pso BHP 10


Weight of liquid in the pump W1 lb 10
Specific heat of the liquid Cp BTU/lb/F 1
Temperature rise Δtr F/min 42.4
c/min 23.55555556

Pump power at no flow Pso kW 7.45


Weight of liquid in the pump W1 kg 4.535147392
Specific heat of the liquid Cp kJ/kg/c 4.18
Temperature rise Δtr c/min 23.57978469

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Temperature rise at low flow

Pump head H ft 180


Efficiency eta 0.3
Specific heat of the liquid Cp BTU/lb/F 1
Temperature rise Δtr F/min 0.539845758
c/min 0.29991431

Pump head H m 54.86


Efficiency eta 0.3
Specific heat of the liquid Cp kJ/kg/c 4.18
Temperature rise Δtr c/min 0.300054913

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Liquid temperature rise at normal flow

Power Qshaft kW 9
Efficiency eta 0.7
Mass flowrate m kg/s 12
Specific heat of the liquid Cp kJ/kg/c 4.18
Temperature rise Δtliquid c 0.053827751

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