It looks like the discharge pressure from the pump is set by the pipeline
hydraulic (water flowrate, pipe size, pipe length, etc. and end of pipe or
delivery pressure); The highre the flow rate, the higher the upstream pressure
or pump discharge pressure.
At 2000 GPM the discharge pressure was 39 psig.
After you installed the larger impeller, the pump now pumps more than 2000 GPM of water and the discharge pressure went up from 39 psig to 56 psig.
I don't se any problem. Am I missing something?
Cheers,
Elie AlTawil, Process/Pipeline/Piping/facility design engineer.
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rommel noderama <nrommelh@yahoo.com> wrote:
Dear All,
I have commissioned a centrifugal pump months ago and here are the pump name plate 75ft TDH and 2000 gpm. The commissioning result are the following:
Suction pressure: 13 psi
Valve Shut Discharge pressure: 54 psi
Actual Impeller Diameter Base on submitted Pump Curve is: 10.2 inches (base on
the data gathered by valve shut delta pressure)
Final Discharge pressure: 39 psi @ 2000gpm or 60 ft TDH only (valve already adjusted to meet 2000 gpm requirement)
The problem is the pump did not meet its 75 ft. TDH, I contacted the supplier and opted to increase the impeller diameter.
Now when the new impeller was installed, I gathered the following:
Suction Pressure: 13 psi
Valve shut Discharge pressure: 56 psi
When we open the discharge valve the pressure is still the same (56 psi),
pressure gauge is calibrated and valve is functioning well. For me the pressure
should lower down to its operating limit prior to adjusting of valve base on
flow requirement. What seems to be the problem please enlighten me. By the way
the fluid is water.
Regards,
Rommel
Facilities Enginner
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