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pump design

03/18/2008 2:14 AM

Hi..

I want to know about the deisgn of horizontal split pumps.....

1.. volute design

2.. impeller design..

3.. other related components

PLEASE DO MAIL ME AND GUIDE ME

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Re: pump design

03/18/2008 3:16 AM

Hi

Are you interested out of curiosity ar do you intend to design and manufacture pumps?

Most of the good information you want will come at a price. Good material will also not fit in a normal article. You need book(s) or Cd's.

My advice is to do a search "Centrifugal pump design"and select something you can afford and get what you need.

If you intend manufacturing don't export to SA. Please!

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Re: pump design

03/19/2008 1:27 AM

HI hendrik.........

ncie to see ur reply......... i am much happy...

i am working for BEACON PUMPS in design...

and i am also into REVERSE ENGINEERING concept..

www.eeslindia.com

u can check and also guide me on how to increase my export in engg design field...

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Re: pump design

03/18/2008 10:42 PM

You might want to study mechanical engineering at your local university.

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Re: pump design

03/19/2008 1:29 AM

hahahahah..

hi my friend Vader........i did that too..

but that was not much elabrate... as that was acedamic.....

theroy will differ from practical ..

is it?

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Re: pump design

03/19/2008 3:41 PM

Hi pasuppathiraja

About reverse engineering.

As I remember from my days (long ago) when I was involved with pump manufacturing, even pumps made according to the original design deviated in performance.

If you base your design on one that is under performing your final product won't be good enough. A slight measurement error may result in incorrect uneven vane spacings and vibration.

Personally I won't go for pirate pump parts. A drop in efficiency will absorb the savings in no time.

I don't think an university will officially teach reverse engineering.

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Re: pump design

03/20/2008 12:08 AM

hi hendrik...

what u said is perfectly right....

i do agree with your points...

but go through the site www.eeslindia.com

this is the company which i am workling for..

reverse engineering is not for the pumps.. that is own design going on...

reverse engg is for the other engg components and machineries only..

as you told if the pump was done is an RE, it wont have the performance..

SO NOW I NEED YOUR SUGGESTION IN 2 WAYS..

1.. I WANT TO LEARN ABOUT THE DESIGN OF PUMPS... & CALCULATIONS.

2.. TO GET MORE ORDERS FOR MY COMPANY... CHECK THE WEBSITE www.eeslindia.com

WAITING FOR YOUR VALUABLE REPLY.

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Re: pump design

03/20/2008 9:48 AM

You mentioned in one comment that theory and practice differ. That is right but not forget that:

- theory can be seen as "condensed practice"

- if you do not master theory you cannot practice RE since you may introduce errors by misunderstanding what you see.

I remember a very good example in gear pumps there is a nut to avoid over compression between teeth. Those nuts have same profile as nuts for keys. Some body saw it and said at disassembly you lost the key make one and put it place. Fortunately for the pump I saw the one who made the key and gave the right explanation so that the pump was saved.

If you ever want to do RE (in fact it was practice a long time before it got its name) it is compulsory to be VERY good in theory in the field where you want to analyse a product.

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Re: pump design

03/21/2008 1:49 AM

hi..thanks for your guidence.........

but one more thing i want to kn ow...

wht u doing? what is ur nature of work.?

did u see our website.. www.eeslindia.com

i want to increase the turn over of my company.. do u have ideas and where cani approach... where can i get more orders for my company in that field...

do reply.. waiting 4 a +ive reply my friend..

pasupathi raja.

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