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Predict valve, membrane, & liquid mass motion, responses to flow from reciprocating pump action, to generate the pressure pulsation.
Ex: Initial choice, outline of equations, for compiling a fortran "dt" iterative display for motions & resultant pressure pulsation.
Note, in this primitive skeletal outline example of LDi method, position numbers: D, G, L, P, & V, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, etc. are aspg. 29.
Assumption in this example are: That there is no vortex or other instability at system inlet, and that the system load, is not applied by a "spill back loop" or a "controller" that "modulates" open and closed.
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Suction Source, Load |
Ref. |
2. |
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Suction Manifold Inlet Flow |
A |
3. |
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Suction Manifold Outlet Flow |
A |
4. |
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Suction Manifold Pressure Balance |
B |
5. |
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Suction Check Inlet Mass Flow |
A |
6. |
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Suction Check Pocket Flow Balance |
B |
7. |
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Suction Check Motion |
C |
8. |
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Piston Position |
A |
9. |
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V11 Flow Balance |
B |
10. |
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V11 Volume Change |
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11. |
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Load |
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12. |
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Discharge Check Inlet Mass Flow |
A |
13. |
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Discharge Check Motion |
C |
14. |
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Discharge Check Pocket Flow Balance |
B |
15. |
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Discharge Check Outlet Mass Flow |
A |
16. |
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Discharge Manifold Pressure Balance |
B |
17. |
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Discharge Manifold Outlet Mass Flow |
A |
References: A. Pump Handbook, 2nd Ed. Karassik eq 38., p.3.8. B. Mechanics of Fluids, 6th Ed. Massey eq 13.14 & 13.16 C. Handbook of Noise & Vibration, 6th Ed. Barber, M.I.T. 1960 Library of Congress Cat Card Nbr 59-6759 E&OEE
Whilst LDi PulseView software also displays "acoustics", it is primarily a mass, motion, & pressure model - not an attempt to determine them from "acoustic" frequencies and amplitudes.
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