Question: fbPump pmPEM 0 1 A Units Selection Flow gpm Head Load kW Ref. Density 9 9 2 . 4 0 8 k g m 3

fbPump pmPEM01A
Units Selection
Flow gpm
Head
Load kW
Ref. Density
992.408
kgm3
\table[[,Flow,Head,Load,NPSH],[0,0,0,0,0],[1,0,0,0,0],[2,0,0,0,0],[=,,,,],[,,,,],[,,,,],[,,,,]]
Use Curves: Load NPSH
ParameterValueDirectFResistance-0.0030603FatMaxdP0MaxdP10.6411FatMaxEfficiency0FatRunout0RunoutCoefficient0ReverseFResistance0MaxEfficiency1Develop a computer model using an appropriate software program (e.g. Excel, Access, Numbers, etc.) to
model the pump for the system you were assigned in Module 1. The model only needs to model the
pump. Use the pump curve provided in assignment M1.5 for this assignment. Please note that this
assignment should not use the results of the tests conducted in Modules 1 or 2.
Based on the model, calculate the impact of the following changes in the system.
a. Assume that the pump is driven by an induction motor. Starting at normal operating pressure calculate the change in flow and motor horsepower in
5% steps until the reactor reaches 40% of the original starting pressure. (Hint: The classic centrifugal pump laws do not work. An electrically driven
pump with an induction motor will run at a constant speed and its flow and power requirement will both increase as the back pressure of the pump
fbPump pmPEM 0 1 A Units Selection Flow gpm Head

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