🔄 Centrifugal Pump Impeller & Slip Factor

Size centrifugal pump impellers: Wiesner & Stodola slip factor, Euler head, metric specific speed Ns, backward-curved vanes, and shaft power demand.

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🔄 Centrifugal Pump Impeller & Backward-Curved Vanes

Real-time visual kinematics: Eye suction, backward curved vanes, relative slip flow, and discharge

📝 Configuration & Presets

💧 Water Booster Pump ⚡ Boiler Feed Stage (BFP) 🧪 Chemical ISO 2858 🚽 Wastewater Mixed-Flow
🌊 Hydraulic Duty & Liquid
📐 Impeller Vanes Geometry
Wiesner & Euler Pump Formulation:
• Wiesner Slip Factor: σ = 1 − √(sin β2b) / Z0.70
• Real Euler Head: He = (U2 · [σ · U2 − Vr2 · cot β2b]) / g
• Actual Delivered Head: H = ηh · He [m]
• Metric Specific Speed: Ns = N · √Qm³/s / H0.75.

📊 Performance Results

📊 Output Summary
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Actual Delivered Head (H)
80.04 m
Target: 65.0 m | Shaft Power: 94.6 kW
MIXED-FLOW IMPELLER (MEDIUM Ns)
Wiesner Slip Factor (σ) 0.806 Stodola σ = 0.758
Impeller Tip Speed (U2) 40.2 m/s Radial Vr2 = 5.88 m/s
Metric Specific Speed (Ns) 40.2 MIXED-FLOW IMPELLER (MEDIUM Ns)
Real Euler Head (He) 95.3 m 6 backward vanes

📈 Head H (m) vs Discharge Flow Q (m³/h)

📊 Wiesner Slip Factor σ vs Number of Vanes Z

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 THERMOFLUIDCALC — CENTRIFUGAL PUMP IMPELLER REPORT
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Case Title                 : Municipal Water Distribution Booster Pump
Operating Point            : Q = 350.0 m3/h, H_target = 65.0 m, N = 2950 rpm, rho = 1000 kg/m3
Impeller Geometry          : D2 = 260.0 mm, b2 = 22.0 mm, beta2b = 27.5 deg, Z = 6 vanes
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DELIVERED HEAD (H_actual)  : 80.04 m
Euler Head (Real / Inf)    : 95.29 m / 118.20 m
SHAFT POWER DEMAND         : 94.63 kW (Overall Eff: 80.6%)
Wiesner / Stodola Slip     : 0.806 / 0.758
Tip Speed / Exit Radial    : U2 = 40.16 m/s, Vr2 = 5.88 m/s
Metric Specific Speed (Ns) : 40.2 (MIXED-FLOW IMPELLER (MEDIUM Ns))
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📘 Calculation Methodology & Pump Impeller Standards

Slip Factor Phenomenon (Wiesner & Stodola)

Because the number of vanes is finite, relative eddy circulation within the blade passages causes fluid to leave at an angle flatter than the physical blade angle $\beta_{2b}$, reducing the actual Euler head.

Specific Speed & Impeller Topology

Specific speed $N_s$ determines the optimal impeller geometry: radial impellers for high head and low flow, mixed-flow for intermediate duties, and axial propellers for high flow low head.

Key Engineering Assumptions

  • Wiesner empirical slip formulation $\sigma = 1 - \sqrt{\sin \beta_{2b}}/Z^{0.7}$.
  • ISO 9906 hydraulic acceptance grade modeling.
  • Widely used in water utilities, boiler feed pumps, and chemical processing.