This calculation sheet is Singapore Standard.
Enter input data to the Green Text & No need to the Red Text.
- Find the Total Loading Unit
- If you know Loading Unit, you can get flow rate.
- In Pipe Size, you must know pipe selection
- Velocity & Fraction loss can be from the Friction Loss Chart
- You must find “Effective Pipe Length” from the Drawing.
- The result will be shown below.
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Equivalent Pipe Lengths
Loading Unit
Design Flow Rate Chart
Friction Loss Chart
Pump Selection Chart
Sizing a booster pump involves determining the appropriate pump size to increase the pressure of a fluid to meet the desired requirements. Here’s a step-by-step guide for calculating the size of a booster pump:
Identify Requirements
Determine the specific requirements for the booster pump, including the desired outlet pressure, flow rate, and any other relevant parameters.
Determine Total Dynamic Head (TDH)
Calculate the total dynamic head (TDH) that the booster pump needs to overcome. TDH includes the static head (elevation difference between the inlet and outlet), friction losses in the piping system, pressure drops across any valves, fittings, or other components, and any additional head requirements (such as overcoming elevation changes or equipment losses).
Select Pump Type
Choose the appropriate type of booster pump based on the application requirements. Common types include centrifugal pumps, multistage pumps, and inline pumps. The selection depends on factors such as flow rate, pressure requirements, fluid properties, and space limitations.
Obtain Pump Curves
Acquire pump performance curves from the manufacturer for the selected pump type. These curves provide information about the pump’s flow rate, head, efficiency, and power consumption at various operating points.
Determine Operating Point
Determine the operating point of the booster pump by finding the intersection of the system curve (representing the TDH) and the pump curve. The operating point should meet the required flow rate and pressure conditions.
Check NPSHa
Ensure that the net positive suction head available (NPSHa) exceeds the pump’s requirements to prevent cavitation. If NPSHa is insufficient, consider modifications to the system design or select a pump with lower NPSHa requirements.
Consider Safety Factors:
Incorporate safety factors to account for variations in operating conditions, system changes, or future expansions. It’s common to include a margin of safety when sizing the pump.
Select Booster Pump Size Calculation
Based on the determined operating point and safety factors, select the appropriate pumping size that can deliver the required flow rate and pressure while operating efficiently within its design range.
Verify Motor Power
Ensure that the selected pumping size corresponds to a motor power rating that can meet the power requirements of the system. Consider factors such as motor efficiency, voltage, and frequency.
Installation Considerations
Consider installation factors such as space requirements, piping layout, mounting options, and any special requirements for control systems or monitoring equipment.
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