Description
Pump Sizing & Modeling Piping Systems For Liquids, the training course on selecting pump size and modeling piping systems for liquids has been published by Yudemy Academy. In this course, you will learn the following: distinguish between incompressible and incompressible fluids using the continuity equation, define and understand general concepts in fluid dynamics, such as viscosity (dynamics and kinematics), Reynolds number (smooth and turbulent flow) and rate Derive and apply volume flow, energy balance, Bernoulli’s equation to create an energy balance for measuring pumps. You understand the pump equation and its relationship with Bernoulli’s equation. Apply the pump equation to an illustrative example. You will create system curves for the piping system.
You will understand hydraulic resistances in pipes, you will define Darcy’s equation and its application in calculating friction overflows, you will define resistance coefficient (K) and calculate it using different methods. You will define the coefficient of friction (f) and calculate it using numerical methods through Pozville’s equation, Colebrook’s equation, Swami Jain’s equation or Moody’s diagram. You will understand the effect of pipe age on friction coefficient. Definition of flow coefficient (Cv) and its application in pressure drop calculation, you will adjust Cv for liquids with different viscosities. Capacitance flow rate at different pressure drops for a given Cv, you will convert flow coefficient (Cv) to resistance coefficient (K). You will understand the use of outlet plates and use the outlet design equation to size the plates.
What you will learn
- Modeling piping systems, components, fittings and valves for incompressible fluid.
- Understand Darcy’s equation, drag coefficient (K), friction coefficient (f), flow coefficient (Cv) and outlet design.
- Identify and understand the main components of a pump and calculate hydraulic pump power, brake power, pump efficiency, motor power and motor efficiency.
- Understand pump curves for different impeller speeds (or diameters), pump efficiency curves, pump NPSHr curves, and power consumption curves.
- Create a road map for the correct selection of pumps through Excel macros and model resistance in series for a piping system.
- Understand inherent valve curves, different types of control valves, valve strengths, and appropriate valve sizes for a given system.
Who is this course suitable for?
- Engineers in training, college graduates, engineering students
- Chemical, process, petroleum engineers
- Plumbing, factory engineers
- Mechanical engineers
- Maintenance technicians
- Factory operators
- Safety engineers
Specifications of the Pump Sizing & Modeling Piping Systems For Liquids course
- Publisher: Udemy
- teacher : Amr Mohyeldin
- English language
- Education level: all levels
- Number of courses: 56
- Training duration: 6 hours and 21 minutes
Chapters of the Pump Sizing & Modeling Piping Systems For Liquids course
Course prerequisites
- While having prior engineering or field knowledge is desirable, it is not necessary for this course. The course is designed to explain all concepts in a clear and understandable language, allowing students to develop their knowledge from the basics.
- No prior Excel macros knowledge required. Everything will be taught in this course.
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