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Old   August 12, 2010, 01:45
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Hi my frineds,

I am simulating a centrifugal pump in CFX ANSYS 12, but I don't know how obtein the characteristic curve Q vs H.

Please help me.

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Old   August 12, 2010, 03:44
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Hi my frineds,

I am simulating a centrifugal pump in CFX ANSYS 12, but I don't know how obtein the characteristic curve Q vs H.

Please help me.

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Ivan
you mean the P-Q curve? i also do the centrifugal fan,you can contact with me use the msn:lihui54312@hotmail.com ,we can dissucs the detail
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Old   August 12, 2010, 07:19
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Have a look in the best practises guide int he documentation. There is one for pumps.
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Hi, thanks for your answer,

Q vs H = Capacity (GPM) vs Head (feet or meter)

My e-mail is tristan_rips19@hotmail.com

I simulated the impeller of centrifugal pump, with next information:

Inlet: 5.214 m/s
Outlet: 80000 Pa

But I don't obtain the characteristic curve.

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At the BC of the simulation, u have to define the inlet volume flow rate of the pump. And the head can be calculated from the pressure drop of the pump, divided by ρg. H=(Poutlet-Pinlet)/ρg.
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