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PUMP - Virag A Timbadia
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Table Of Content Introduction Types & Application
Explanation Of Each Type Pressure Range
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Objective Define Pump State Various Types Of Pump
Explain Construction & Working Of Pump Enlist Applications Of Various Types Of Pump State Pressure Range
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Introduction Pump is a device used It acts as a Heart
To move fluids (liquids or gases) Increases the mechanical energy of the fluid It acts as a Heart Link between reservoir and control valve
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Classification Of Pump
Positive displacement Rotary Gear External Internal Gerotor Lobe Vane Fixed displacement Unbalanced vane Balanced vane Variable displacement Screw Single (Mono) Twin Reciprocating Axial piston In line Variable plate Inclinable swash plate Cam/crank shaft driven piston pump Bent axis Radial piston Stationary cylinder block Rotating cylinder block Non-Positive displacement / Rotodynamic centrifugal Axial Flow Radial Flow
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Positive Displacement Pump
Pumping volume changes From maximum to minimum during each cycle Advantages of Hydrostatic Widely used & generate high pressure Small in size & high (power/weight) High volumetric efficiency Flexibility of performance (N = p ≠ Constant)
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Rotodynamic / Non Positive Displacement Pump
Fluid displaced using fluid (motion) inertia Low pressure (rarely used as p < 40kg/cm2) Advantages of Hydro dynamic Initial & maintenance cost is less Simplicity of operation & operated quietly High reliability Capable of handling any type of fluid
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Rotary Pump Gear Pump Uses the meshing gears to displace fluid
Can be classified as External gear pump Internal gear pump Gerotor pump
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Rotary Pump External Gear Pump Two gears Complete sealing
Helical gears If pressure angle 14 ½* Then min no of teeth are 16
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Application Of External Gear Pump
Various fuel oils Chemical additive and polymer metering Chemical mixing and blending (double pump) Industrial and mobile hydraulic applications (log splitters, lifts, etc.) Acids and caustic (stainless steel or composite construction) Low volume transfer or application
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Rotary Pump Internal Gear Pump Delivery Drive Gear Driven Gear
Two gears & one Cresent Pressure up to 350bar Less noise Inlet Cam
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Application Of Internal Gear Pump
All varieties of fuel oil Resins and Polymers, Alcohols and solvents Polyurethane foam (Isocyanate and polyol) Food products such as chocolate, and peanut butter Paint, inks, and pigments Soaps and surfactants, Glycol
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Rotary Pump Gerotor Pump Outer gear idler
Outer Gerotor has one tooth more Axis offset Rev = inner teeth/outer teeth Pressure 125bar If not precise leakage Compact compare to ext. pump
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Rotary Pump Lobe Pump More quantity of oil at low pressure
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Application Of Lobe Pump
Polymers, Paper coatings Soaps and surfactants Paints and dyes Rubber and adhesives Pharmaceuticals Food applications
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Rotary Pump Vane Pump
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Application Of Vane Pump
Aerosol and Propellants, Refrigeration Coolants Aviation Service - Fuel Transfer, Deicing Auto Industry - Fuels, Lubes Bulk Transfer of LPG and NH3, Aqueous solutions LPG Cylinder Filling, Alcohols, Solvents Refrigeration - Freons, Ammonia
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Rotary Pump Screw Pump Single Screw Rotor Elastomer Stator
Universal Coupling
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Rotary Pump Screw Pump
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Reciprocating Pump Axial piston pump Piston used are 6, 8 or 10
If plate is straight At = 0*, No flow At = 180*, Forward Flow At = -180*, Reverse Flow Max Swash plate angle limited to17 ½* Pressure 700 bar
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Reciprocating Pump Bent Axis piston pump
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Reciprocating Pump Radial piston pump
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Pressure Range Sr. No. Pump Pressure (bar) Efficiency (%) 1
External gear pump 300 60 2 Internal gear pump 350 85 3 Fixed vane pump 175 75 4 Variable vane pump 125 5 Screw pump 6 Axial piston pump 700 7 Bent axis pump 90
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Summary Following things studied during session Pump and its function
Classification Construction of various types of pump Working of various types of pump Application of various types of pump Pressure Range & Efficiency
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THANK YOU Any Questions???
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