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THE THEORY AND DESIGN OF A
CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
BY
THESIS
FOR THE
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
1911
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
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197 678
LHUC
— INDEX —
Introduction page 1
and Head 2
Fig. 2, 4
Fig. 3, 6
INTRODUCTIO N
atively little has been written in English upon the subject, the
and the result compared with machines of similar size and capacity
point, the design of the impeller followed the plan and theory
though some rrod i f icat ions were introduced to agree with American
pract ice
DESIGN OF A CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
CHAPTER I
and Head
cross sectional area o'' the tube, and T is the specific weight of
will be
F/gi. 2.
5
of the tube,
of the tube.
inner circumference.
the force, m^Htt?, is zero, since we are considering a case where the
f (p + dp) - fp +. m (1)
but m=
r j T-fds dv T fx uA Cos i j jr
ds + dF = n
Then t dp + -<7- *3f ~ Ha
but V-^|
and ds • cos J = d*
Then
may let
Since re U> = Ue
and rQ C0 = Ua
We have
This is due to the fact that no guide vanes are used in the suction
8
/
f/g. J.
9
Let
impel ler
2
ur coso(
and V* - u' + OXQ - 2 U q a <
-
&LEs. « JL(caJ*im + 2urq u q .cosoc]-i r (4)
T *3
2
P«~Pe _ ol T Z sinPQ C05Qrq _ sin ftp 1
+ or/ £ (5)
+ k- -^ t ^+
+ £
T T
ll
e D vu;
(6)
^ e
10
channels of impeller.
and for discharge
charge pipe.
UJj = velocity in discharge pipe.
sages of impeller.
Subtracting we get
9 j
If we let
and hQ -k = H
We get
—
M _ COS (X
= H +
f£ +
ff
^ {10)
case
ad =<bH
and £=fH
We shall now let
And the hydraulic efficiency will be -i. (10) will then reduce to
the form,
5,n
HL. Pq cos* -nH (13)
z li_ sin(Pa-°0 •
Upq - nqJ H
'
Therefore
U p = Vrj^H V 1
- cot
pQ ton oc
q
or uq * K V?j^H (13)
pumps are called upona to meet. If the head is very great, col pa
U q as derived in (13). pq being less than 90*, the vanes bend for-
ward in su: v a case. For medium heads, ^q will be more than 90°,
CHAPTER II.
DESIGN OF IMPELLER.
that size coresponds with the practice of the best American manu-
facturers on their 2 1/2 inch low head pumps. The double suction
gives
type of impeller was selected because its use, us the advantages of
Neuman gives the hydraulic efficiency for a pump of this size and
giving
Tl = 7j = I 429
channel at exit.
JJq ~ outside diameter of impeller.
S = thickness of vanes.
14
^ = number of vanes.
involute
before
af
Q
and f>Q
are angles as previously noted.
Neuman's theory.
be very large for a low lift pump of this + ype. We shall therefore
assume
- 160*
p„
and «<, =
20°
Let - 6"
j;
2
OT = V0P + TP* t 2 OP -TP cosp;
or multiplying through by 2
15
16
Tr Da sin £a
Qp + S =
^
and, from triangles OET and OEP, that
sin _ J3
case
then qa = ©» 2
2 2
T) =Y6 + 8I2 + Ex 6X 812 *(- COS 175*) = S.Z3"
RRM. = *
TT
-p>
x JJ
—
Q
= 23io.
17
to Neuman, the involute represents the best curve for this purpose
since their use insures a uniform velocity across any cross sectiion
and rin = s
QB = BR * •§
and V5 = s
The arc of a circle passed through N, I?, and V, will then give a
charge .
COS Of = 1 1
T1Q H
Hence OD, Fig. 7, must equal —7;
Therefore Q = sec
Since ba =
circle 11.
"
Therefore bq = .337
channe 1
ae - depth of entrance channel.
lute.
entering impeller.
t
water which slips back around the impeller must pas3 through in
We shall assume,
D e =2-64"
•
urs
Q*'44 . (15)
area of suction ^s^. m )
of the shaft to be 7/8" and the suction diameter 2 3/8". The area
the same scale as that of CO, the line BF, the length of which is
te where
te = "^ (16)
same s.^ale to which AE3 and AC were laid off, while GH ( parallel
Qe .
(£g = sin pe Qg + S e
__
(l6a)
In Fig. S FH = BF sin pe
Ffg. 9.
24
but
Therefore FH = °e + ^e
and
fore correct.
Ue = £6.6 *Vsec
We get
Ve = 28-3 *Vsec
and Q e = -344"
and fr?
- s,n * 20 5
as shown in Fig. 9.
Vq x q Q x bQ = Ve x a e x ^ (17)
85
From Fig. 7,
Vr a feec
VQ
U - a = 27.
sin pa
to be
(18)
In which
= (TTxD e - 6xs;> b e
circle De .
= (TTvT) a - 6 x tq
c ircle Da .
=
Z(q +5g)
de ; (IS)
de = 892 "
found that the two involutes could be best connected by the arc of
tangent to the two sides of the channel, their centers will locate
the curve which represents the center line of the channel. This
^ » » »
and '» and make
Td A = V«
a: so "£'D =
then T„B- V„
and Tj:- v6
the width, b^, may be found from equation (17) written inthis form
In which we can measure P% in Fig. 10. Following is the tabulated
IDTHS OF IMPELLER
point R V a b
found are twice those which are laid off in Fig. 11, since the
laid out from that . The impeller is made of constant width beyond
the diameter DQ .
From Fig. 7,
2
vq = up + 2 u Q urQ cos <x (20)
ve = u e + ure Ul)
2 2 2.
\a - V, = u Q - Ue + tAT
Q - ure - 2 u a ur cos ac
Therefore
Z. Z Z Z Z. a
a - Ue Ve - Vc OJcx -
T H +
+
,
+ (22)
1 " 2a
2 5 Za T«
2 3
From Fig. 7
and Vq - —sin
r
PQ
Z.
From Fig. 9
z 2 2
2
therefore 2 H = 2u Q - + + ^u Q Vp cos. P<J
re
Vr
u = fk
Fe tan pe
then „H ^- = u/ + [vv-SL-.^
= c, + Cz V r (23 )
z.
where L, -
^
we get,
deliver ing wa' er before the working head could be obtained, and
CHAPTER III.
just above the discharge outlet and gradually enlarging the chamber
CHAPTER IV.
DESIGN OF SHAFT
resist tort ion only, since there is present no bending moment save
the negligible amount due to the weight of the impeller, and com-
pression do3S not appear because the impeller is of the double suc-
tion type and therefore balamced. If the pump delivers .35 cubic
feet per second against a gross head of 43.8 feet, the shaft must
do the work
. « j
3
s
556.B
12,000
therefore d = .6i^."