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© 2013 Tuthill Corporation. All rights reserved. Tuthill confidential. Pump Hydraulics Terms and Definitions
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Pump Hydraulics Terms and Definitions

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Common Pump Terms & Definitions

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• Viscosity • Specific Gravity • Flow Rate • Pressure • Differential Pressure • Working Pressure • Vapor Pressure

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Viscosity Saybolt Universal Seconds (SSU)

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SSU = Centipoise cps × 4.55

Specific Gravity

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Viscosity Inverse Relationship With Temperature

As pumping temperature decreases, the viscosity increases

As pumping temperature increases, the viscosity decreases

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Specific Gravity • Ratio of the Relative Density of a Material

Compared to Water at 60°F (15 °C) • Specific Gravity of 1.0

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Flow Rate Gallons Per Minute (GPM) • Volume of Fluid, Not Weight • 1 US Gallon is 231 Cubic Inches / 1 m3/h = 0.59 cu ft/min • Rate Expressed as Volume per Unit of Time • Typically Gallons per Minute • Kitchen Faucet • One Gallon Pitcher • Pitcher Fills in One Minute • Flow Rate on Faucet = 1 GPM (0.22 m3/hr.)

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Flow Rate Conversion of Mass Flow to GPM

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GPM =Lb./Min.

8.33 × Specific Gravity

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Pressure • Amount of Force Exerted on a Surface

Divided by the Area of the Surface • Pounds Per Square Inch (PSI)

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Conversion of Head to PSI

• Column of Water at 60º F (15 °C) • Open to Atmosphere • Filled with Water to

2.31 Feet (0.7 Meters) High • Water Height will Exert

1 PSI (.06 bar) of Pressure on the Bottom

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Conversion of Head to PSI Convert 1 Foot of Head to PSI

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PSI =Head in Feet × Specific Gravity

2.31

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Pressure

• Higher Specific Gravity Means Heavier Liquid • Heavier Liquid Means More Work • Higher Horsepower • Already Factored Into Pressure and PD Pump Curves

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PSI =Head in Feet × Specific Gravity

2.31

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Pressure Basics

• Zero Pressure Gauge = 14.7 PSI Absolute (at sea level) / 1.01 bar

• Absolute Pressure = Gauge + 14.7 • Add 14.7 PSI to Gauge Pressure for

Expression as Absolute Pressure, PSIA

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Differential Pressure • The difference between pump discharge

and suction pressure

• The work that the pump must do

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Working Pressure • The maximum system pressure that the

pump may see

• Pump must be designed to withstand working pressure

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Vapor Pressure • The pressure that the vapor of a liquid

exerts at a given temperature • Atmospheric pressure pushes liquid into

the pump suction • Vapor pressure acts to offset atmospheric

pressure

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Vapor Pressure • Vapor pressure of a liquid generally goes up with

temperature • Vapor pressure is a physical property that is specific

to liquids • Solvents and thin hydrocarbons generally have high

vapor pressures • Thick viscous liquids generally do not have high

vapor pressures

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Vapor Pressure Atmospheric Pressure at Sea Level is 14.7 PSIA

Vapor Pressure of Water Boiling at 212º F (100°C) is 14.7 PSIA (1.01 bar)

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Vapor Pressure of Various Liquids

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