A three throw pump has three equl cylinders with rams connected to cranks at 120 apart by a common shaft. D p 25 cm 0.25 m L p 50 cm 0.

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A three throw reciprocatng positive displacement pump has cylinder of 25 cm diameter and stroke of 50 cm each. The pump is required to deliver 100 litres/second at a head of 90 m. Friction losses are estimated to be 1 m in suction pipe and 19 m in delivery pipe. Velocity of water in the delivery pipe is 1 m/s, overall pump efficiency is 85% and the slip is 3%. Determine the speed of pump and the power required to run it. A three throw pump has three equl cylinders with rams connected to cranks at 120 apart by a common shaft. D p 25 cm 0.25 m L p 50 cm 0.5 m (hs+hd) 90 m Q 100 lit 0.1 m 3 /s 1 m h fs h fd V d 19 m 1 m/s ƞo 0.85 S 0.03 (Q th -Q)/Q th or Q =(1-S)*Q th γ 9810 Q th =3*A p L p N/60 A p =π/4*d p 2 0.049 m 2 Q th 0.001227 *N Q th =(3A p L p /60)*N Q= 0.001227 *N*(1-S) N= 84.023 rpm Total head against which pump has to work H=(h s +h d )+(h fs +h fd )+V 2 d /2g 110.05 m Water Power (γqh) 107.96 kw ƞo=water Power/(Power required to drive the shaft or power supplied to shaft) Power required to drive the shaft = 127.01 kw

The plunger of a reciprocating pump has an accleration of 2.5 m/s 2 at the end of the stroke, and the sectional area of plunger equals 1.65 times that of delivery pipe. The delivery pipe is 55 m long and it rises upward at a lope of 1 in 5. Find whether separation will take place, if so, at which section of the pipe. Assume simple harmonic motion, and take atmosphere pressure = 10.3 m of water and separation pressure = 2.5 m of water. l d Slope ld 0.2 A p /A s 1.65 55 m α = ω 2 r 2.5 m/s 2 h atm = 10.3 m h sep 2.5 m delivery head h d 11 m Pressure head due to accleration in delivery side h ad (l d /g)*(a p /A d )*ω 2 r(cosɵ) During delivery possibility of separation is at the end of stroke Then angular displacement ɵ 180 h ad -23.13 m Pressure head at cylinder at the end of delivery stroke (h d +h ad ) above atmospheric head=(h d +h ad )+h atm = -1.83 m separation occur Let l be the length of the pipe upto the section where the separation occurs h d =l*slope ld h d = 0.2 *l (l/g)*(a p /A d )*ω 2 r(cosɵ) -0.42 *l Limiting condition for separation = (h d +h ad )+h atm = h sep l = 35.4 m

A double acting single cylinder reciprocating pump of 12.5 cm bore and 25 cm stroke runs at 30 rpm. The centre of pump is 4 m above the level of water in the sump and 30 m below the delivery water level. The lengths of the suction and delivery pipes are 6 m and 35 m of the diameter of each pipe is 6 cm. Assuming simple harmonic motion, find the pressure head in meters of water on the piston at the begining, mid and end of suction and delivery strokes. Take atmospheric pressure head = 10.3 m of water and friction coefficient f =0.01 for both pipes. If the mechanical efficiency is 75% calculate the power required to drive the pump. Aslo calculate the maximum head at any instant against which the pump has to work and its corresponding duty. ƞ m = 75 % 0.75 l d = 35 m f 0.01 bore dia d b = 12.5 cm 0.13 m l s = Suction and deliver pipe dia d s or d d = 6 cm 0.06 m N= 36 rpm Stroke L = 25 cm 0.25 m h atm = 10.3 m of water h s = h d = 6 m 4 m of water 30 m of water Crank radius r = (L/2) 12.5 cm 0.13 m Angular velocity ω = (2πN/60) 3.77 rad/s 2 Area of plunger Ap= π/4*d b 0.01227 m 2 Area of suction and delivery pipe A s =A d = π/4*d s 3 0.00283 m 3 Considering suction stroke: Pressure=γh (Pa, N/m 2 ) Accleration head l s /g*a p /A s *ω 2 r cosθ = 4.714 * cosθ if γ=9810 Friction head 4fl s /2gd s *(A p /A s *ω * r sinθ) 2 0.592 * sin 2 θ Pr. head 'h' (m of water) At the beginning of stroke, θ 0 4.71 m of water Pressure head on the piston = h atm -(h s +h as +h fs ) 1.59 m of water absolute At the mid of stroke, θ 90 0.592 m of water Pressure head on the piston = h atm -(h s +h as +h fs ) 5.71 m of water absolute At the end of stroke, θ 180-4.71 m of water Pressure head on the piston = h atm -(h s +h as +h fs ) 11.01 m of water absolute 1 (kgf/cm²)=10 m of water

Considering Delivery stroke: Accleration head, l d /g*a p /A d *ω 2 rcosθ Friction head, 4fl d /2gd d *(A p /A d *ω * r sinθ) 2 27.50 * cosθ 3.454 * sin 2 θ At the beginning of stroke, θ 0 27.50 m of water Pressure head on the piston = h atm +(h d +h ad +h fd ) 67.80 m of water absolute At the mid of stroke, θ 90 3.454 m of water Pressure head on the piston = h atm +(h d +h ad +h fd ) 43.76 m of water absolute At the end of stroke, θ 180-27.50 m of water Pressure head on the piston = h atm +(h d +h ad +h fd ) 12.80 m of water absolute Work done and Power required Work Done per second =W(h s +h d +2/3*h fs +2/3*h fd ) Double acting pump W=2wALN/60 36.11 Nm/s Work Done per second = 1325.1 Nm/s Average work done = 1325.1 W 1.33 kw Average power required to drive the pump = P/ƞ m 1.77 kw Maximum head against which the pump has to work is larger of (h s +h fs +h d +h fd ) begining position of piston=(h s +h as +h d -h ad ) mid position of piston=(h s +h fs +h d +h fd ) end position of piston=(h s +h as +h d -h ad ) 11.21 m of water 38.046 m of water 56.79 m of water Max Head = 56.79 m of water 56.79 checked ok Power deliverd by the pump = W*(max (big, mid, end)) 2050.47 W Power required to drive the pump = P/ƞ m 2734.0 W 2.73 kw

head against pump position Stroke length suction delivery atm need to work beginning 0 1.59 12.80 10.3 11.21 mid 0.125 5.707 43.76 10.3 38.06 end 0.25 11.01 67.80 10.3 56.79 other lines (without friction component -- dotted) 0 1.59 12.80 0.25 11.01 67.80 other lines (vertical) 0 1.59 0 12.80 0.25 11.01 0.25 67.80 80.00 70.00 Suction delivery atmospheric 67.80 Suction / Delivery Pressure head (m of water) 60.00 50.00 40.00 30.00 20.00 10.00 0.00 43.76 12.80 10.3 10.3 11.01 10.3 5.707 1.59 0 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 0.3 Stroke length (m)