Investigation of the Losses in a Reciprocating Power Pump, Including a Special Study of the Valve Action
Investigation of the Losses in a Reciprocating Power Pump, Including a Special Study of the Valve Action
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Efficiency of Motor and Shafting The loss in motor, shafting and belting is evidently the difference in the input of the motor and the brake horse power or the input to the pump, and the efficiency B.H^P.
of that part of the apparatus is the ratio JTTH.PT Indicated Horse Power and Valve Loss Prom the indicator cards were calculated valve loss, indicated horse power, and the power output of the pump. The cards wo'^e gone over with a planimeter for Digitized by vnOOQlC Digitized by Google 50 area..., and the mean height was obtained by dividing the area by the length. This mean height times the spring factor plus a calibration correction gave the mean pressure during the stroke* The pressure for the aischarge stroke in the plunder chamber minus the l^resGure for the same stroke in the discharge chamber gave the pressure loss through th* discharge valve** In the same way the loss thr^ufjh the suction v Jves was obtained* The horse power due to t^is loss was the sum of the horse powerfor the suction and discharge dec^:s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Efficiency of Motor and Shafting The loss in motor, shafting and belting is evidently the difference in the input of the motor and the brake horse power or the input to the pump, and the efficiency B.H^P.
of that part of the apparatus is the ratio JTTH.PT Indicated Horse Power and Valve Loss Prom the indicator cards were calculated valve loss, indicated horse power, and the power output of the pump. The cards wo'^e gone over with a planimeter for Digitized by vnOOQlC Digitized by Google 50 area..., and the mean height was obtained by dividing the area by the length. This mean height times the spring factor plus a calibration correction gave the mean pressure during the stroke* The pressure for the aischarge stroke in the plunder chamber minus the l^resGure for the same stroke in the discharge chamber gave the pressure loss through th* discharge valve** In the same way the loss thr^ufjh the suction v Jves was obtained* The horse power due to t^is loss was the sum of the horse powerfor the suction and discharge dec^:s.
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