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What is Pump? بمب هو ما
It convert mechanical energy into hydraulic energy.
المائية طاقة إلى الميكانيكية الطاقة تحويل ومن
Water or other fluid at in motion
الحركة في األخرى السوائل أو الماء
Need of Pump الحاجةبمب
To increase pressure الضغط لزيادة
To increase flow rate النسبة معدل لزيادة
To move fluid from lower elevation to higher elevation
ارتفاع ألعلى ارتفاع أقل من المائع لنقل
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Purpose of Pumps بمب استعمال
Pump is a devise used to
Move liquid from low pressure area to high pressure area
Ex: Boiler feedwater pump (Multi stage centrifugal pump)
To move fluid from lower elevation to higher elevation
Ex: All the process pumps (Centrifugal pump)
To increase flow rate of the liquid
Ex: All the process pumps (Centrifugal pump)
To increase pressure of the liquid
Ex: Car washing pump (Piston pump)
To circulate the flow of liquid in closed loop system
Ex: Sealing water in LIQUID ring vacuum pump (Centrifugal pump)
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Pump has three main characteristics الخصائص
Pump Characteristics:
1) Pressure
2) Flow
3) Head
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Pump design
Pump can deliver:
1) High pressure or Low pressure
2) High flow or Low flow
3) High head or Low head
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What is Pump Head?
Total Static
Head
Suction
Lift
Discharge
Head
Calculation
Negative
Suction
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Pump Selection
Pumps are selected according to the Plant requirement which based on:
What pressure is required?
What flow is required?
How much head is required?
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Types of pumps
PUMP
Kinetic
Self Priming
Non-Self Priming
Single Stage
Multi Stage
Single Stage
Multi Stage
Open Impeller
Closed Impeller
Single Stage
Multi Stage
Self Priming
Non-Self Priming
Jet (ejector boosted)
Gas Lift
Hydraulic Ram
Electro-Magnetic
Peripheral
Special
Centrifugal
Radial Flow
Mixed Flow
Single Suction
Double Suction
Open Impeller
Semi Open Impeller
Closed ImpellerSingle Suction
Axial Flow
Reciprocating
Positive
Displacement Blow Case Diaphragm
Piston
Plunger
Double Acting SteamSimplex
Duplex
PowerSingle Acting
Double Acting
Fluid Operated
Mech. Operated
Simplex
Multiplex
Rotary
Single Rotor
Multiple Rotor
Vane, Piston,
Flexible
Membrane
Gear Lobe
Piston, Screw
Simplex
Duplex
Triplex
Multiplex
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Centrifugal Pumps
Mostly our centrifugal pumps are
• Horizontal shaft mounted
• Volute casing
• Single impeller
• Bottom suction top discharge
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المركزي الطرد بمب العرضي المقطع عرض
Cross section view of centrifugal pumps
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Centrifugal Pump is:
A Constant Head Machine
Adding energy to fluid continuously
Positive Displacement Pumps is:
Adding energy to fluid intermediately
External Gear Pump
Internal Gear Pump
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Types and construction features of Centrifugal Pumps
المركزي الطرد بمب وخصائص أنواع
1. Position: مكانة ،موقع
Vertical, عمودي Horizontal, أفقي Submerged غارق
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Types and construction features of Centrifugal Pumps
المركزي الطرد بمب وخصائص أنواع
2. Casing, Mechanically الميكانيكية الطريقة غالف
Horizontal Split أفقي انقسام
Radial Split شعاعي انقسام
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Types and construction features of Centrifugal Pumps
المركزي الطرد بمب وخصائص أنواع
3. Casing, Hydraulically المائع الطريقة غالف
Volute حلزوني شكل
Diffuser منتشرة
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Types and construction features of Centrifugal Pumps
المركزي الطرد بمب وخصائص أنواع
4. Number of impellers in one casing:
واحد غالف في الدفاعات من عدد
Single stage واحدة مرحلة Multi stage المراحل متعددة
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Types and construction features of Centrifugal Pumps
المركزي الطرد بمب وخصائص أنواع
5. Flow type تدفق نوع
Axial flow محوري تدفق
Radial flow: Closed or Open impeller
دافع مفتوح أو مغلق شعاعي تدفق
Mixed flow مختلط تدفق
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Types and construction features of Centrifugal Pumps
المركزي الطرد بمب وخصائص أنواع
6. Impeller type: دافع نوع
Open, مفتوح
Semi open, نصف مفتوحة
Closed مغلق
2. Impeller Mounting الدفاعات تثبيت
Over hung معلق من أكثر
Between Bearings المحامل بين
3. Other types and features المائع الطريقة غالف
Suction type: Single suction or Double suction حلزوني شكل
Type of support: centerline support, foot mounted منتشرة
4. According to pump fluid sealing method: واحد غالف في الدفاعات من عدد
Gland packing واحدة مرحلة
Mechanical seal المراحل متعددة
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المركزي الطرد بمب العرضي المقطع عرض
Cross section view of centrifugal pumps
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End Suction Centrifugal Pump
The pump in which liquid is directly run into the impeller.
Inlet and Outlet have 90° angle.
Most common end-suction and in-line pumps are classified as
End-suction
Horizontal
Single stage Multi stage
Long-Coupled Close-Coupled Close-Coupled
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In Line Pumps
The liquid runs directly through the pump in-line.
The suction pipe and discharge
pipes are placed opposite
one another and can be
mounted directly in
the piping system.
In-Line
Horizontal / VerticalHorizontal
Split-Case
Single-Stage
Long-Coupled
Multi-StageSingle-Stage
Long-Coupled Close-Coupled
Close-Coupled
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Centrifugal Pump Priming
Priming of a centrifugal pump is necessary
• to start its function and
• to avoid damage to its impeller.
Priming is done by filling the suction pipe with the same fluid.
A foot valve (non return valve) is necessary at the bottom of the
suction pipe to avoid draining out the fluid.
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Centrifugal Pump Self-Priming
Priming of a centrifugal pump is necessary at the
beginning and after that it stay self prime.
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Components of Centrifugal Pumps
Main components of centrifugal pumps are
• Base Plate
• Casing
• Coupling
• Impeller
• Shaft
• Wear Ring
• Shaft Sleeve
• Stuffing box or Sealing chamber
• Packing / Mechanical Seal
• Auxiliary Piping and Instruments
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Casings
Casings are generally of two types
• Volute Casing (for higher head)
• Circular Casing (for low head and high capacity)
A Volute is a curved funnel increasing in area to the discharge
port. As the area of cross-section increases, the volute
decreases the speed and increases the pressure of the liquid.
A Circular Casing has stationary diffusion vanes
surrounding the impeller that convert velocity
energy into pressure energy.
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Classification of Pump
Centrifugal Pumps are Dynamic Pumps.
Displacement Pumps
Reciprocating Pumps – Piston, plunger type
Rotary Pumps –
Single Rotor – Vane pump
Multiple Rotor – Gear pump
Our study in limited to Centrifugal Pumps and Reciprocating Pumps.
Centrifugal pumps are most widely used in industry because of its
versatility and simple in construction and relatively in expensive to buy.
They are also easier and less expensive to operate, maintain and to
repair.
The overall efficiency of the centrifugal pumps are high.
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What is a centrifugal Pump
Centrifugal Pump moves fluid by increasing fluid pressure
through centrifugal force.
Energy is imparted to the fluid by centrifugal action of
moving blades from the inner radius to the outer.
The flow of the centrifugal pump is radial outward direction.
Centrifugal force moves the object away from the center of
rotation.
When the centrifugal pump is working, Impeller rotates and
its blades stir the fluid and makes the fluid rotate along with
impeller.
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What is a centrifugal Pump
The circular motion generates force to move the fluid away
from the center of the impeller to the tips of the impeller
blade.
The movement of the fluid to the outside edge of the
impeller creates suction at the eye of the impeller that
draws more fluid into the pump.
The outside edge of the impeller moves faster than the
inside center.
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What is a centrifugal Pump
To stay up with the impeller the fluid has to move faster as
it moves outward. This increases the energy of the fluid.
The fluid enters the specially designed area of the casing
“VOLUTE” after leaving the outside edge of the impeller.
The volute is wider at discharge nozzle than where the fluid
leaves the impeller.
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Volute and Energy Transformation
The volute is wider at discharge nozzle than where the fluid
leaves the impeller.
There increase in area (space) causes the fluid to slow
down, it decreases the kinetic energy of the fluid. (velocity
decreases).
This kinetic energy is converted to the pressure head. This
pressure forces the fluid out of the pump at a higher
pressure than it entered the pump.
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Components of Centrifugal pump
Casing
Impeller
Packing (Seals)
Shaft
Bearing
Coupling
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Casing
The prominent and visible part of the pump.
Purpose of casing is to house and protect the pump parts
inside.
To confine the fluid.
Casing from volute and connection points for suction and
discharge pipings.
Casing can be made from Cast Iron, Steel, Aluminum, Bronze
or special materials depending on the requirement and
operation conditions.
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Impeller
Impeller imparts energy to the fluid being pumped.
Impeller is tightly attached to the shaft and rotates at the
shaft speed.
Impeller are usually made from cast Iron.
If a corrosive fluid is to be pumped then Impellers are made
from stainless steel, plastics or special materials.
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Types of pump impellers (rotating elements)
Top left: Closed or shrouded radial impeller
(forces water outward in a plane at right angles
to its axis)
Top right: Open or unshrouded radial impeller
(less efficient than closed, but less likely to
become clogged).
Bottom left: Mixed flow impeller (gives the
water an axial as well as a radial velocity).
Bottom right: Propeller (induces so-called axial
flow, which remains at a constant distance
from the axis but spirals around it).
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Shaft
Shaft connects the impeller to the drive (can be a steam
engine, electric motor or an engine).
Shaft turns the impeller.
Steel is the most common material used for making shafts.
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Couplings
Coupling connects or couples the driver to the pump.
It transmits the power from the driver shaft to the pump
shaft.
Couplings are critical part of the pump, due to alignment.
Coupling needs to be strong enough to withstand sudden
change in Loads during start and stop.
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Bearings
Bearings support shafts and reduce friction when shafts
rotates in the casing.
Bearings control the forward and backward movement , the
thrust of the shaft and shaft side to side radial movement.
Bearings prevent the shaft from rubbing against the casing.
Bearings can be in the casing itself incase of small pumps.
In large pumps, they are housed in separate casings.