Interesting facts about pumps, turbines and much more
Pumps in process engineering
Achieving pump head curve stability with CFD methods
In order to meet the requirements for a stable pump head curve, a low pump efficiency is often accepted. The example of a multistage borehole pump shows how this dogma can be broken by means of CFD methods.
The pump as a turbine
Application in industrial processes
The way to steady pump operation
Centrifugal pumps in the petrochemical industry must have a steady head curve acc. to API. How this can be improved and the efficiency optimised at the same time can be shown on the example of a vertical tubular casing pump.
Canned Motor Pumps
Simulation and optimisation
Research on high head process pumps
Simulation and optimisation of side channel pumps
Energy efficient pump systems
Optimisation of efficiency and mode of operation
Hydropower & Energy
Current operating experience
with the hydraulic development of a 5-bladed Kaplan turbine
Best Practice – field measurement
Acoustic flow measurements
Best Practice - Field Measurement
Flow rate measurement according to IEC by means of impeller anemometer
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