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Chemical Engineering Interview Question:
What type of pump may be appropriate for a liquid near saturation, a low flow rate, and very limited NPSHa (net positive suction head available)?
Submitted by: AdministratorThis application is nearly perfect for a turbine regenerative type of pump. Factors that immediately identify your application and pump type are the small flowrate, low NPSHa, and high temperature. The regenerative turbine was specifically developed for these conditions and one more: high discharge pressures. The high discharge pressure may not be necessary, but the regenerative turbine can give you an NPSHr of 0.5 feet with ease. They are particularly suited to saturated boiler feed water and your application is similar, albeit not in pressure. You can visit the site below to learn more about these types of pumps.
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