Vapour Pressure
The vapour pressure of the pumped fluid greatly influences Cavitation Behaviour and thus the System NPSHavailable.
The vapour pressure is one of the important liquid properties for pump selection and depends on the fluid temperature.
The vapour pressure of the pumped fluid greatly influences Cavitation Behaviour and thus the System NPSHavailable.
The vapour pressure is one of the important liquid properties for pump selection and depends on the fluid temperature.
At water temperatures below 100 °C, e.g. when pumping cold or cooling water, the minimum head Hreq required for the pump assumes a negative value.
Read moreCentrifugal pumps should be selected such that the specified System Duty Point is located on or as near as possible to the point of maximum efficiency (Pump Duty Point) of the max. speed H/Q-curve.
Read moreWhen handling water at temperatures below 100°C ie. chilled or cold water services, the available inlet pressure Herf at the pump suction port will become of negative value.
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