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Rotodynamic pumps -Design and performance analysis of axial flow pumps

Authors: Robert REY, Ricardo NOGUERA, Farid BAKIR

Publication date: July 10, 2013

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7. Conclusion

As was the case with centrifugal pumps, each of the solutions we have just discussed is not unique, since the complete definition of a propeller pump leaves the operator free to choose a very large number of parameters. Each of the examples we have presented could have found a suitable solution by making other choices concerning flow speed, diameters, vane load, number of vanes, nominal incidence, etc. Those who have a wealth of experience in this field will be able to draw on the experience of their customers. Those with a heritage of propeller pumps will be able to introduce their own special features into the design.

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