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    Suction Specific Speed × 3/) ) ( ( ÷ (NPSHR)

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    Jayakrishnan Radhakrishnan
    This document provides information on calculating suction specific speed for a pump model. It gives the formula for suction specific speed as Nss=n×(Q/H^1.5)/NPSHr^0.75 and provides sample data for pump model CRN 90-2-2 with a calculated suction specific speed of 4410. It notes that cavitation may occur above 12000 rpm and recommends reducing motor speed by increasing motor pole count, though this would make the motor more expensive.

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    This document provides information on calculating suction specific speed for a pump model. It gives the formula for suction specific speed as Nss=n×(Q/H^1.5)/NPSHr^0.75 and provides sample data for pump model CRN 90-2-2 with a calculated suction specific speed of 4410. It notes that cavitation may occur above 12000 rpm and recommends reducing motor speed by increasing motor pole count, though this would make the motor more expensive.

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    This document provides information on calculating suction specific speed for a pump model. It gives the formula for suction specific speed as Nss=n×(Q/H^1.5)/NPSHr^0.75 and provides sample data for pump model CRN 90-2-2 with a calculated suction specific speed of 4410. It notes that cavitation may occur above 12000 rpm and recommends reducing motor speed by increasing motor pole count, though this would make the motor more expensive.

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    Suction Specific Speed × 3/) ) ( ( ÷ (NPSHR)

    Uploaded by

    Jayakrishnan Radhakrishnan
    This document provides information on calculating suction specific speed for a pump model. It gives the formula for suction specific speed as Nss=n×(Q/H^1.5)/NPSHr^0.75 and provides sample data for pump model CRN 90-2-2 with a calculated suction specific speed of 4410. It notes that cavitation may occur above 12000 rpm and recommends reducing motor speed by increasing motor pole count, though this would make the motor more expensive.

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    SUCTION SPECIFIC SPEED CALCULATION

    S.NO.

    PUMP MODEL

    SPEED (RPM)

    FLOW (m3/hr)

    HEAD (m)

    NPSHr (m)

    CRN 90-2-2

    1500

    25

    35

    2.03

    Suction Specific Speed=[(3/)]1/2(Npshr)3/4


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    1
    NOTE:
    1

    Check the value of specific suction speed. Specifically if the speed value increases above 12000 rpm cavitation will
    come. So reduce the motor speed.
    To reduce the speed we need to increase the poles of the motor.(But motor will be expensive)

    ON

    cavitation will

    SUCTION SPECIFIC SPEED


    4410

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