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The pump changes a flow pressure to a specified pressure. The pump is electric.
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Data Description
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Data |
Unit |
Description |
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Set |
Item |
Type |
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Equipment Properties |
Inlet Flow Given |
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If checked (True) the total outlet flow is set to the inlet flow. If not checked
(False) the inlet flow is set to the outlet flow. |
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Outlet Flow Given |
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If unchecked (False) the total outlet flow is set to the inlet flow. If checked
(True) the inlet flow is set to the outlet flow. |
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Discarge Pressure |
Pressure |
psia |
Outlet pressure of the flow. Default is the inlet pressure.
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Pump Efficiency |
Fraction or Percent |
Fraction |
Pump Efficiency |
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Motor Efficiency |
Fraction or Percent |
Fraction |
Motor Efficiency |
The pump is an isentropic process. The model determines the pressure of the
outlet flow. The brake horsepower required to pump the fluid to the specified pressure
is determined from the enthalpy difference and the pump efficiency. The motor efficiency
is applied to determine the electrical energy required.
Missing Stream(s)!
Solution: check if all the streams are connected to the equipment.
