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PUMPS+-
Pumps add energy to liquids or gases, increasing their pressure and enabling movement. Common pumps include reciprocating pumps, which use pistons, and centrifugal pumps, which use rapidly rotating impellers to impart centrifugal force. Reciprocating pumps are self-priming but have more complex construction, while centrifugal pumps require priming but have simpler construction. Proper pump selection and operation is important to avoid issues like cavitation.
Pumps and valves
The document discusses hydraulic pumps and valves. It begins by explaining that pumps are the "heart" of hydraulic systems and their main function is to draw oil from a tank and deliver it at sufficient pressure throughout the system. There are two main types of pumps - positive displacement pumps and centrifugal pumps. Positive displacement pumps work by physically displacing a fixed volume of fluid with each cycle, while centrifugal pumps use a rotating impeller to impart centrifugal force and propel fluid outward. The document also covers the basic workings of reciprocating and centrifugal pumps. It then discusses considerations for selecting an appropriate pump type. Finally, it defines valves, their functions, common classifications, basic components, and factors to consider when selecting a valve for
Centrifugal pump
The document discusses centrifugal pumps. It defines a pump as a hydraulic machine that converts mechanical energy to hydraulic energy in the form of pressure. There are two main types of pumps - rotodynamic pumps which use centrifugal force to increase pressure, and positive displacement pumps which displace liquid using moving parts like pistons. Centrifugal pumps specifically work by spinning an impeller to impart centrifugal force on the fluid, pushing it outward and increasing pressure so it can flow to a higher level through the delivery pipe. The main parts of a centrifugal pump are the impeller, casing, suction pipe with foot valve and strainer, and delivery pipe. The impeller spins inside the casing to increase pressure on the fluid, which
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This document discusses well control methods used to maintain control of a well during drilling, completion, and workover operations. It defines a kick as unwanted fluid flow from the formation into the wellbore due to pressure differences, while a blowout is an uncontrolled release of formation fluids. Common causes of kicks include low density drilling fluid, abnormal formation pressures, swabbing, and lost circulation. Key well control concepts covered include hydrostatic pressure, formation pressure, fracture pressure, bottomhole pressure, equivalent circulating density, and swab and surge pressures. Warning signs of a kick and standard kick circulation procedures like shutting in the well and calculating kill mud weight are also summarized.
FLUID MECHANICS
This document provides information about various types of pumps. It discusses rotodynamic pumps and positive displacement pumps as the two main categories. Centrifugal pumps are described as a type of rotodynamic pump that uses centrifugal force to increase the pressure and flow of liquid. The key components of a centrifugal pump are described as the impeller, casing, suction pipe, and delivery pipe. The document explains how centrifugal pumps work by using the impeller's rotation to impart centrifugal force on the liquid and increase its pressure to lift it to a higher level. Performance characteristics such as efficiency curves are also mentioned. Reciprocating and rotary pumps are briefly introduced as well.
FMM UNIT-IV
This document provides information about various types of pumps. It discusses rotodynamic pumps which use centrifugal or rotary motion to increase fluid pressure. Positive displacement pumps use reciprocating or rotary motion coupled with valves to force fluid from the suction to the discharge side. Centrifugal pumps are described in detail, including their main components like impellers and casings. Centrifugal pumps work by imparting a centrifugal force on the fluid which increases pressure and allows it to flow to the discharge side. Reciprocating and rotary pumps are also briefly introduced.
Fmm unit iv
This document provides information about various types of pumps. It discusses rotodynamic pumps which use centrifugal or rotary motion to increase fluid pressure. Positive displacement pumps use reciprocating or rotary motion coupled with valves to force fluid from the suction to the discharge side. Centrifugal pumps are described in detail, including their main components like impellers and casings. Centrifugal pumps work by imparting a centrifugal force on the fluid using an impeller to increase pressure and lift fluid to a higher level. Reciprocating and rotary pumps are also briefly introduced.
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The document summarizes the water filtration process at a filter house. Raw water enters a clariflocculator tank where sediments settle. The water then passes through 20 filter beds containing layers of stones and sand to remove impurities. Every 24 hours, the beds are backwashed using blowers and pumps to remove settled sediments. The filtered water is tested for turbidity and pH levels before being sent to a clear water pump house.
mud press showers clean
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This document provides instructions for replacing a worn flapper valve in a toilet. It begins with an introduction explaining that a worn flapper valve can cause the toilet to continuously run and waste water. It then lists the required materials, which include a new flapper valve and basic tools like pliers. The main body provides 9 step-by-step instructions for removing the old flapper valve, installing the new one, and testing that it seals properly. It concludes by noting that replacing the flapper valve is an easy DIY project to stop a continuously running toilet from wasting water.
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This document discusses different types of sedimentation tanks used in water and wastewater treatment. It describes fill and draw tanks, which are filled and allowed to settle for 24 hours before the clear water is drawn off. Continuous flow tanks allow water to flow through continuously at a low velocity for particle settlement. Circular tanks can use radial, spiral or vertical flow. Hopper bottom tanks use a deflector box to reverse flow direction and cause particles to settle.
Centrifugalpump
The document discusses centrifugal pumps. It begins by defining a centrifugal pump and explaining its basic working mechanism. It then describes the steps involved in its operation, including priming. Advantages include simple construction and ability to handle solids. Disadvantages are inability to handle highly viscous fluids or operate at high heads efficiently.
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- 1. Pool Suction Cleaning Process
- 2. Steps to be taken 1. Filtration pump should be in off position 2. Suction sweeping to be done first thing in the morning Filtration Pump Starter On Position Off Position
- 3. How to do Suction First connect suction flexible pipe to the suction sweep point provided in the swimming pool Suction Sweep Point
- 4. How to do Suction Fill water in the suction flexible pipe
- 5. How to do Suction Shut off the make up take valve (main valve) Close the valve
- 6. How to do Suction Open the suction side of the swimming pool valve of the pipe
- 7. How to do Suction Make sure that the drain of the Jaccuzi & swimming pool is in close position Jacuzzi Drain Swimming Pool Drain Suction Valve
- 8. How to do Suction Switch on the filtration pump
- 9. 7) Check suction pressure at the source of the suction flexible pipe at the swimming pool/ Jaccuzi 8) Start brushing the pool tiles with the suction sweeper
- 10. 9) Start from one end and finish to the other end (as slow as possible) 10) After finishing sweeping remove the flexible suction pipe from the suction port of the swimming pool 11) Switch off the filtration pump
- 11. 11) Close the suction line valve and open the make- up tank valve Close Open
- 12. 12) Put the swimming pool filtration pump to backwash position
- 13. How to do filtration back wash Port valve of filtration plant should always be operated when the pump is kept off and movement of the handle should always be clockwise Before operating the handle , the handle should be press to release all pressure built in the tank
- 14. Open the raw water line of the make- up tank
- 15. Switch on the pump
- 16. At this backwash position, the water circulation is circulated from the swimming pool to the bottom of the tank and then drained out in the drain line through the top of the tank Drain Line
- 17. This process will be carried out depending upon the clarity of the water in the view cap
- 18. When the water is clear (clean) in the view cap switch filtration pump off, turn the multi port valve position to rinse in the clockwise direction and switch on the pump View Cap Rinse Position
- 19. Make sure that the water is clear once. Then switch off the filtration pump . Turn the multi port valve to filter position and switch on the pump again.
- 20. Same procedure to be carried on for the second tank too