Choosing a means of transport for a liquid
Pumping systems - Pump selection and circuit design
Article REF: J2910 V1
Choosing a means of transport for a liquid
Pumping systems - Pump selection and circuit design

Author : Jean POULAIN

Publication date: March 10, 2004 | Lire en français

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1. Choosing a means of transport for a liquid

For more information, please refer to the "Hydraulic and thermal machines" section of the Mechanical Engineering textbook, where you'll find an extensive description of pumps.

The design of a pumping system responds to a need: to transport a certain quantity of liquid from point A to point B, every month, or every day, or every hour. There are a wide variety of ways of satisfying this need: you can use a mobile container, the modern example of which is the tanker truck.

The differences between transporting a fluid in a container and transporting a fluid by pumping are so considerable that it's essential to explain them. Pumping is a system in which only the fluid is in motion, all the other elements - the pump, piping and accessories - are immobile in space, and this has very significant consequences...

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