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    Consideration During Pump Piping

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    The document discusses considerations for pump piping design including mechanical, hydraulic, and location factors. It provides flow charts outlining the methodology for determining mechanical piping requirements like supporting pipe to prevent forces exceeding pump limits, and hydraulic requirements like calculating suction energy and pressure levels to properly size pipes and valves. The document emphasizes properly designing piping to avoid issues from forces, suction, pressures, and ensuring pump location and supports meet operational needs.

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    Consideration During Pump Piping

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    The document discusses considerations for pump piping design including mechanical, hydraulic, and location factors. It provides flow charts outlining the methodology for determining mechanical piping requirements like supporting pipe to prevent forces exceeding pump limits, and hydraulic requirements like calculating suction energy and pressure levels to properly size pipes and valves. The document emphasizes properly designing piping to avoid issues from forces, suction, pressures, and ensuring pump location and supports meet operational needs.

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    The document discusses considerations for pump piping design including mechanical, hydraulic, and location factors. It provides flow charts outlining the methodology for determining mechanical piping requirements like supporting pipe to prevent forces exceeding pump limits, and hydraulic requirements like calculating suction energy and pressure levels to properly size pipes and valves. The document emphasizes properly designing piping to avoid issues from forces, suction, pressures, and ensuring pump location and supports meet operational needs.

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    454 views4 pages

    Consideration During Pump Piping

    Uploaded by

    sateesh chand
    The document discusses considerations for pump piping design including mechanical, hydraulic, and location factors. It provides flow charts outlining the methodology for determining mechanical piping requirements like supporting pipe to prevent forces exceeding pump limits, and hydraulic requirements like calculating suction energy and pressure levels to properly size pipes and valves. The document emphasizes properly designing piping to avoid issues from forces, suction, pressures, and ensuring pump location and supports meet operational needs.

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    Pump Piping

    Consideration during pump piping

    O&M Mechanical Hydraulic

    Location of Valves Nozzle load Suction piping

    Orientation of NRV Support of pipe Reducer orientation

    Location of instruments MOC of pipe Air Vent/Drain

    Provision for support Air Vent/Drain


    Pipe routing Head & flow calculation
    Flow Chart Methodology for Mechanical Consideration

    START

    Make pump
    selection

    Conduct piping analysis to determine if


    expansion forces on pump nozzles are YES END
    within pump allowable load

    NO

    Add pipe support and/or anchors to


    NO bring pipe expansion forces within pump YES END
    allowable loads

    NO

    Add expansion joints and/or coupling to


    NO bring pipe expansion forces within pump
    allowable loads

    YES

    END
    Flow Chart Methodology for Hydraulic Consideration

    Determine pump
    START Outlet pipe outlet size &
    Piping velocity

    Intel Piping

    Determine manifold Determine required valves


    design & pump YES Parallel Operation
    in pump outlet line
    inlet velocity

    NO

    Determine impact of any


    Determine pump pipe siphon effects on pump
    inlet design, size & system requirements
    velocity

    Determine required Design piping &


    check valves & strainers calculation system
    curve
    S.E. = Suction Energy
    D.E. = Discharge Energy
    Calculate NPSH available
    & suction lift If pump operates at
    low flow rate, design
    by pass piping

    Determine required NPSH Margin


    High
    (assume low suction energy for
    S. E. initial pump selection)
    Calculate discharge
    energy level

    Calculate suction Make Pump Selection


    energy level High D. E.

    High S. E. Determine min. straight


    Low S.E.
    Determine min. straight length of outlet pipe
    length of inlet pipe
    Determine min. length Low D.E.
    of straight inlet pipe Determine any piping changes
    Identify alternatives if can’t to void high-pressure
    meet min. pipe length pulsations

    END
    END END

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