Matching of the Pump Lift in the Distributed Power System

Yong Zheng Fu; Hui Hui Liu; Yuan Yao; Ling Ling Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.90-93.3077

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Matching of the Pump Lift in the Distributed Power System

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We can calculate various pump lifts utilizing the method of solving the pressure balance loop equations in the distributed power system. For the system pumps are set at heat (cold) source and on each branch, if the number of independent loops is less than the pumps, the equations of the pump lift have multiple solutions. When considering the constraint conditions, if we determine the pump lift of the first branch, others can be determined. For the system pumps are set on the main pipes, if we install pumps at heat (cold) source and on each main water supply and backwater pipes, and the pumps of a corresponding pair of main water supply and backwater pipes are the same, when the number of independent loops is equal to the pump lifts, the equations can have solutions. Furthermore, the method can also be applied for other systems where pumps are set on the main pipes, and the equations of the pump lift have a unique solution.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 90-93)

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Yong Zheng Fu, Hui Hui Liu, Yuan Yao, Ling Ling Li

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Distributed Power System, Matching, Pump Lift

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