Research on Cavitation and Runaway Tests of Mixed-Flow Pump with Different Blade Angles

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Cavitation and the runaway are widely exists in pumps and greatly influence on its performance, and become the important factors to consider in pump design. This paper is research on cavitation and the runaway performance of the 6 blade angles the mixed flow pump. The results show that in this model, the angle of +2 does not have good performance on cavitation, and the angle of-8 has the maximum runaway speed 266.17r/min. The results are useful for designing the same type pump.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 805-806)

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1708-1711

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September 2013

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