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The Centrifugal Pump of Tomorrow

1998
We felt that this book would not be complete if we failed to try to predict what the future holds for the centrifugal pump. And to do so would first require to examine the past, and to present the story on “how we got to where we are.” Only then could we turn to predictions of future developments.
Terry McGuire, Igor J. Karassik
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Hemolysis in Different Centrifugal Pumps

Artificial Organs, 1997
Abstract: Different types of centrifugal pumps cause different amounts of hemolysis based on shear stress and blood exposure time. However, the hemolytic characteristics of centrifugal pumps in each clinical condition are not always clear. We compared the hemolytic characteristics of one cone‐type centrifugal pump (Medtronic Bio‐Medicus BP‐80) and 2 ...
Koji Kawahito, Yukihiko Nosé
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Centrifugal Pump Modeling

2019
Centrifugal pumps are one of the most important components in power plants. They are also widely used in industry. This chapter presents the different types of pump components (dynamic and static centrifugal pumps) and gives a detailed description of the physical equations for each of them: modeling assumptions and fundamental equations. A test-case is
Daniel Bouskela, Baligh El Hefni
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Centrifugal Pump Performance

Journal AWWA, 1941
AN EASY way to dismiss the subject of pump performance is to xjL say: "You push the button and we do the rest." If one were to observe some pump station operators this would seem to be all that was necessary. The operators do have to put new oil in the pumps about once a month, they may have to make an oil change once a year and occasionally put ...
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Conservation of Centrifugal Pumps

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1943
PUMPING equipment, like all other types of machinery, must be conserved so as to release more men, material, and machine tools for the vital purpose of producing for victory. To achieve this end, no machine should be allowed to use up more than its normal ration of energy.
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The electrovortex centrifugal pump

Magnetohydrodynamics, 2016
S. Denisov   +3 more
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Cavitation in Centrifugal Pumps

1996
The suction characteristics of a pump are determined by a series of tests performed at nearly constant speed. Often, however, a pump is not used at its test speed. Other pumps may be too big to test on any available rig, and all tests must be performed on a scale model.
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A catalysis-driven artificial molecular pump

Nature, 2021
Shuntaro Amano   +2 more
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