Axial forces in multistage back-to-back pumps
Since the pressure of the pumps for the oil and gas industry and feed water pumps for the thermal and nuclear power plants are increasing and at the same time the production costs need to be reduced, the demands for development of the modern multistage centrifugal pumps are increased. An enlargement...
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| description | Since the pressure of the pumps for the oil and gas industry and feed water pumps for the thermal and nuclear power plants are increasing and at the same time the production costs need to be reduced, the demands for development of the modern multistage centrifugal pumps are increased. An enlargement of stage numbers results in an increase in the distance between the bearings and as a result the shaft deflection increases. Also, a large number of stages leads to occurrence of a significant axial force acting on the pump rotor. These issues are solved by applying a back-to-back design with a throttling bush between the groups of stages. An arrangement with such throttling bush results in an additional axial force due to the different directions of leakage in the channels (side wall gaps) between the main disks of the last impellers of both stage groups and stator elements. Therefore, the design of a throttling bush with special balancing holes was proposed. This paper examines the processes occurring in the throttling bush and compares the operating parameters for two design options-with special balancing holes, and without them. |
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| subjects | Axial flow pumps Axial forces Balancing Centrifugal pumps Design parameters Disks Enlargement Impellers Nuclear power plants Physics Production costs Throttling |
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