2020
DOI: 10.3390/pr8091124
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Multi-Condition Optimization of Cavitation Performance on a Double-Suction Centrifugal Pump Based on ANN and NSGA-II

Abstract: Double-suction centrifugal pumps form an integral part of power plant systems in maintaining operational stability. However, there has been a common problem of achieving a better cavitation performance over a wider operating range because the traditional approach for impeller design often leads to the design effect not meeting the operational needs at off-design conditions. In addressing the problem, an optimization scheme was designed with the hub and shroud inlet angles of the double-suction impeller to mini… Show more

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“…It is clear that the pressure P b is related to the variable parameter µ when the head chamber pressure P a is greater than negative atmospheric pressure −P at , and the pressure P b is related to the variable parameter F L when the head chamber pressure P a is less than negative atmospheric pressure −P at . The meter-out pressure P a of retraction working mode can be calculated by the Equations ( 20) and (22), it is clear the pressure P a is related to the variable parameter µ when the rod chamber pressure P b is greater than negative atmospheric pressure −P at , and the pressure P q is related to the variable parameter F L when the rod chamber pressure P b is less than negative atmospheric pressure −P at .…”
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“…It is clear that the pressure P b is related to the variable parameter µ when the head chamber pressure P a is greater than negative atmospheric pressure −P at , and the pressure P b is related to the variable parameter F L when the head chamber pressure P a is less than negative atmospheric pressure −P at . The meter-out pressure P a of retraction working mode can be calculated by the Equations ( 20) and (22), it is clear the pressure P a is related to the variable parameter µ when the rod chamber pressure P b is greater than negative atmospheric pressure −P at , and the pressure P q is related to the variable parameter F L when the rod chamber pressure P b is less than negative atmospheric pressure −P at .…”
Section: Hpcimsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the two equations, it is clear that the pressure Pb is a constant when the meter-in pressure Pa is greater than the pressure −Pat, and the pressure Pb is related to the variable parameter FL when the meter-in pressure Pa is less than the pressure −Pat. The meter-out pressure Pa with retraction working mode can be calculated by Equations (20) and (22), it is clear that the pressure Pa is a constant when the meter-in pressure meter-in pressure Pb is greater than the pressure −Pat, and the pressure Pa is related to the variable parameter FL when the meter-in pressure meter-in pressure Pb is less than the pressure −Pat.…”
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“…Hence, it is of great significance to optimize the efficiency and suction capacity of LSSCP for energy saving and promoting sustainability of district energy systems. Among all components in LSSCP, the impeller has the greatest impact on the performance of LSSCP since the energy is generated through it [7,8]. Therefore, the key to optimize the performance of LSSCP is the impeller profile.…”
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