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Centrifugal Pumps Design and Application 2nd ed - Val S. Lobanoff, Robert R. Ross (Butterworth-Heinemann, 1992)

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172 <strong>Centrifugal</strong> <strong>Pumps</strong>: <strong>Design</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Application</strong><br />

Notations<br />

BHP<br />

F R<br />

Brake horsepower<br />

Flow rate (SCFD)<br />

f<br />

f i<br />

Blade passing frequency = N x vane no.760<br />

Acoustic frequency == velocity of pulsation (ft/sec)/wave length 1<br />

(ft)<br />

GHP Gas horsepower<br />

H Total pump head (ft)<br />

HI Inlet enthalpy (Btu/lb)<br />

H 2 Outlet enthalpy (Btu/lb)<br />

H c Outlet enthalpy correct<strong>ed</strong> (Btu/lb)<br />

AH Differential enthalpy (Btu/lb)<br />

AH 1 Differential enthalpy correct<strong>ed</strong> (Btu/lb)<br />

M Mass flow rate (Ibs/hr)<br />

N Spe<strong>ed</strong> (RPM)<br />

PI<br />

P 2<br />

Inlet pressure (psi)<br />

Outlet pressure (psi)<br />

Qi Pump capacity at inlet (GPM)<br />

Q 2 Pump capacity at outlet (GPM)<br />

S, Specific entropy at inlet (Btu/lb °R)<br />

S 2 Specific entropy at outlet (Btu/lb °R)<br />

S c Specific entropy at outlet correct<strong>ed</strong> (Btu/lb °R)<br />

SGi Specific gravity inlet<br />

T, Temperature at inlet (°F)<br />

T 2 Temperature at outlet (°F)<br />

T c Temperature at outlet correct<strong>ed</strong> (°F)<br />

Vj Specific volume at inlet (ft 3 /lb)<br />

V 2 Specific volume at outlet (fWlb)<br />

V c Specific volume at outlet correct<strong>ed</strong> (ft 3 /lb)<br />

ji Density inlet (lb/ft 3 )<br />

7c Density correct<strong>ed</strong> (lb/ft 3 )<br />

References<br />

Doner, O.» "Pump Selections For Pipeline <strong>Application</strong>s," personal file.<br />

<strong>Ross</strong>, R. R., "<strong>Centrifugal</strong> <strong>Pumps</strong> For Pipeline <strong>Application</strong>s," ASME<br />

Pipeline Engineering Symposium, present<strong>ed</strong> at 6th annual Energy<br />

Sources Technology Conference <strong>and</strong> Exhibition, Houston, Texas, January<br />

30, 1983 to February 3, 1983. Reproduc<strong>ed</strong> with the permission of<br />

the publisher, The American Society of Mechanical Engineers.<br />

Starling, Kenneth E., Fluid Thermodynamic Properties For Light Betroleum<br />

Systems, Gulf Publishing Company, Houston, Texas, 1973.

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