Centrifugal Pump Test Apparatus Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-CELE-14124
The Centrifugal
Pump Test Apparatus is designed to enable students to study the operation
and performance characteristics of a typical centrifugal pump, which is
widely used in industrial, domestic, and irrigation applications. The pump
increases the potential energy of a liquid by the action of an impeller
rotating within a volute casing.
The module
features a variable speed centrifugal pump driven by a DC shunt wound
motor. This motor is suspended, allowing the driving torque
to be measured directly using a torque wrench. Motor speed and power
consumption are displayed digitally. Bourdon tube pressure gauges are
mounted at the inlet and exit to measure the head increase across the pump. The
flow rate is measured volumetrically using the measuring tank of the
hydraulic bench and can be cross-checked with an independent water flow
meter in the discharge line. The unit is designed to be mobile and all
components are corrosion resistant.
Technical
Specifications and Components (Inferred)
|
Feature
/ Component |
Parameter
/ Specification |
Detail
/ Value |
|
Pump
Type |
Configuration |
Variable
Speed Centrifugal Pump assembly. |
|
Motor |
Type and
Control |
DC Shunt
Wound Motor of adjustable speed. |
|
Torque
Measurement |
Device |
Torque
wrench (Motor is suspended for direct torque determination). |
|
Head
Measurement |
Gauges |
Bourdon
tube pressure gauges at inlet and exit. |
|
Discharge
Control |
Device |
Flow
control valve (upstream of the discharge pipe). |
|
Flow
Measurement |
Primary
Method |
Measuring
tank of the Hydraulic Bench. |
|
Flow
Measurement |
Secondary
Method |
Water
flow meter fixed in the discharge. |
|
Instrumentation |
Display |
Digital
display for motor speed and power consumption. |
|
Structure |
Features |
Robust
and mobile frame, corrosion resistant materials. |
Experimental
Objectives (Inferred)
|
Experiment |
Key
Measurement / Investigation |
Hydraulic
Principle |
|
Performance
Characteristics |
Plotting
Head (H) versus Discharge (Q) curves. |
Determining
the total energy imparted by the pump at various flow rates. |
|
Power
and Efficiency |
Calculating
Input Power, Hydraulic Output Power, and Overall Efficiency (eta). |
Relating
electrical/mechanical input to hydraulic output. |
|
Speed
Effects |
Studying
the effect of varying pump speed on Head, Power, and Efficiency. |
Verification
of pump affinity laws (H is proportional to N squared, Q is proportional to
N, P is proportional to N cubed). |
|
Torque
Measurement |
Direct
measurement of driving torque at various operating points. |
Understanding
the mechanical input required by the pump. |
