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    This document presents a method for calculating various parameters related to the design of a centrifugal pump. It includes 4 equations for determining: 1) The clearance between the impeller casing (dc-cg) as a function of velocity and length parameters. 2) The difference between the length of the motor (Lm) and the length of the motor end (Lme). 3) The height of the impeller (h2) as a function of the clearance distance and motor length. 4) The height of the impeller (h2) as a function of the motor length, impeller length, and angle.

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    This document presents a method for calculating various parameters related to the design of a centrifugal pump. It includes 4 equations for determining: 1) The clearance between the impeller casing (dc-cg) as a function of velocity and length parameters. 2) The difference between the length of the motor (Lm) and the length of the motor end (Lme). 3) The height of the impeller (h2) as a function of the clearance distance and motor length. 4) The height of the impeller (h2) as a function of the motor length, impeller length, and angle.

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    Estructura

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    Toni Lin
    This document presents a method for calculating various parameters related to the design of a centrifugal pump. It includes 4 equations for determining: 1) The clearance between the impeller casing (dc-cg) as a function of velocity and length parameters. 2) The difference between the length of the motor (Lm) and the length of the motor end (Lme). 3) The height of the impeller (h2) as a function of the clearance distance and motor length. 4) The height of the impeller (h2) as a function of the motor length, impeller length, and angle.

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    of 3

    Lme

    lmcg
    30º

    h1
    dc-cg

    dp
    Lm
    lp''

    lp' lp

    lk

    h2

    fmax

    Un
    d c−cg =k v . √l k + f max +
    √ 3 .150
    d c−cg . sen 30 º =Lm−Lme =¿
    hl
    ¿> Lme ¿ Lm −d c−cg . sen 30 º

    Lm −Lme h3
    tg 30 º = '
    =¿ fmax
    l k +l p +h1 +l mcg

    L m−Lme '
    ¿> h1= −l k −l p−l mcg
    tg 30 º

    fmax
    h4

    dt
    Lme

    lmcg
    30º

    h1

    dp
    Lm

    lp' lp

    dcon
    lk

    h2

    fmax

    ds dcon

    hl

    h3
    dcon
    fmax

    lp''

    lp'

    lk

    fmax
    h4

    dt
    h2 =h3=¿ h 2+ h3=2. h2=2. h3

    Un
    d con =k v . √ l k + f max +
    150
    d con
    2. h2=d con=¿ h2= (1)
    2

    d con >2. Lm=¿ d con =√(2. Lm)2 +h 22=¿

    ¿> h2=√ d con2−(2. Lm )2 (2)

    ' '' ' ''


    2. h2=l p +l k +d s+l p ∧ l p +l p =l p=¿

    l p +l k +d s
    h2 = (3)
    2

    Lm + Lme
    tg 30 º = '
    =¿
    l k +l +h 2+h 1+l mcg
    p

    Lm+ Lme '


    ¿> h2= −l k −l p −h1−l mcg ( 4)
    tg 30º
    '
    h 4=l p +l k + f max +d t

    Método de Langrehr:

    1
    [ √
    h cg ≥ ∙ 2. hcs + √3 . ( Lm−Lme ) + 4. √3 . ( Lm −Lme ) . hcs + hcs
    3
    2
    ]

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