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    Pump Efficiency

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    Jose Antonio Rodríguez Durán
    This document discusses the efficiencies of a pump system. It defines key terms like theoretical flow rate, real flow rate, differential pressure, torque, and rotation speed. It shows the relationships between hydraulic efficiency, mechanical efficiency, electrical efficiency, drive efficiency, and overall pump efficiency. Losses are shown that reduce efficiencies at each stage, from hydraulic losses to mechanical friction to electrical losses in the drive system. The overall pump efficiency is defined as the product of the mechanical efficiency and hydraulic efficiency.

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    Pump Efficiency

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    This document discusses the efficiencies of a pump system. It defines key terms like theoretical flow rate, real flow rate, differential pressure, torque, and rotation speed. It shows the relationships between hydraulic efficiency, mechanical efficiency, electrical efficiency, drive efficiency, and overall pump efficiency. Losses are shown that reduce efficiencies at each stage, from hydraulic losses to mechanical friction to electrical losses in the drive system. The overall pump efficiency is defined as the product of the mechanical efficiency and hydraulic efficiency.

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    This document discusses the efficiencies of a pump system. It defines key terms like theoretical flow rate, real flow rate, differential pressure, torque, and rotation speed. It shows the relationships between hydraulic efficiency, mechanical efficiency, electrical efficiency, drive efficiency, and overall pump efficiency. Losses are shown that reduce efficiencies at each stage, from hydraulic losses to mechanical friction to electrical losses in the drive system. The overall pump efficiency is defined as the product of the mechanical efficiency and hydraulic efficiency.

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    Pump Efficiency

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    Jose Antonio Rodríguez Durán
    This document discusses the efficiencies of a pump system. It defines key terms like theoretical flow rate, real flow rate, differential pressure, torque, and rotation speed. It shows the relationships between hydraulic efficiency, mechanical efficiency, electrical efficiency, drive efficiency, and overall pump efficiency. Losses are shown that reduce efficiencies at each stage, from hydraulic losses to mechanical friction to electrical losses in the drive system. The overall pump efficiency is defined as the product of the mechanical efficiency and hydraulic efficiency.

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    Qr= Real Flow rate [m3/s]

    Slip Flow Internal Slip Flow Qtheo = Theoritical Flow rate (Flow
    η hydrau rate at ∆P=0) [m3/s]
    Useful Power
    Hydraulic efficiency P = Qr x ΔP ∆P = Differential Pressure [Pa]

    T = Torque required on the hollow


    Pump efficiency

    shaft [Nm]
    Rotor / Stator friction
    Mechanical loss ω = Rotation speed of the rotor
    Shaftline friction
    η mecha [rd/s]
    Hydraulic Power
    P = Qtheo x ∆P
    η elec = electrical efficiency (%)
    Mechanical efficiency

    η mecha = mechanical Efficiency


    (%)

    Drive loss Drive heating η hydrau = Hydraulic Efficiency (%)


    Mechanical Power Iron and core loss
    η elec
    (Ppump) Stator losses η pump = Pump efficiency (%)
    P=Txω Gearbox friction
    loss

    Drive Efficiency
    Ppump = Qr x ∆P / (η mecha x η hydrau )

    Electrical Power η pump = η mecha x η hydrau

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