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axial flow pump

07/07/2007 6:48 AM

good morning.

i am working in axial flow pump.in which propeller is the main parts which is used for developing head and flow.please tell me design of propeller
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Re: axial flow pump

07/08/2007 7:36 AM

your requirements are in opposition.

to produce more flow, you need a high pitch angle of the blades. in doing so reduces your ability to maintain or create more pressure.

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