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1 Numericallong Studies on S.Chakrabo- IACSIT They carried out numerical

Effects of Blade Number rty and International
Variations on Performance of K.M.Pandey Journal of
Centrifugal Pumps at 4000 Engineering and
RPM Technology, Vol.3,
No.4, August 2011
method to determine the
performance of centrifugal pump
on impeller with dierent number
of vane number. In this study
impeller with 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 10; 12
number of vane analyzed on
speed of 4000rpm. The flow
fields and characteristics of
centrifugal pump simulation is
done for all impeller. The method
use forsimulation is steady and
moving reference frame. In this
study pressure distribution, head
change and efficiency of
centrifugal pump also observed.

2 Static and Dynamic Analysis
of a Centrifugal Pump
Impeller
3 Investigation of Flow
Through Centrifugal Pump
Impellers Using
Computational Fluid
Dynamics
SyamPrasad, International They performed the static and
BVVV Journal of dynamic analysis of the
Lakshmipath Scientific centrifugal pump impeller for
i Rao, & Engineering different materials. Material used
Research, Volume in this numerical study were
A Babji,
4, Issue 10, Incoloy 803, Incoloy 840 and
Dr P Kumar October-2013 Warpaloy for selection of best
Babu material for impeller on operating
condition. In static
analysis the von Moises stresses
and deflection observed. The
modal analysis was perform to
observed the maximum
deflection at respective natural
frequency.
Weidong International They described the 3D simulation
Zhou, Journal of Rotating of internal flow in centrifugal
Machinery,9(1): pumps. Simulation was done
Zhimei
49_61, 2003 with unstructured grid. The cases
Zhao,
with different discharge rate and
T. S. Lee, different speed condition were
simulated. Comparison between
S. H. Winoto
computational results and
experimental result observed for
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4 Effect of exit blade angle,
viscosity and roughness in
centrifugal pumps
investigated by CFD
computation
5 Design and Performance Khin Cho
Analysis of Centrifugal Pump Thin,
90 vane angle impeller of
centrifugal pump. The
computational results were show
approx 10% difference compare
to experimental results. The
calculation shows reasonable
results in ow pattern and pressure
distribution.
Wen-Guang Lanzhou Wen-Guang Li investigated
Li University, China hydraulic performance and flow
2011 details of volute centrifugal pump
and impeller with an exit blade
angle of 44. It were investigated
numerically with the
CFD and exect of exit blade
angle was then elucidated by
comparing the performance and
flow with that of a pump with an
exit blade angle of 20o. It was
shown that a large exit blade
angle results in an increase in the
hydraulic loss over the entire
flow rate range in the volute.
World Academy of They carried out the design and
Science, performance analysis of
Engineering and centrifugal pump. Single stage
Mya Mya
Technology end suction centrifugal pump
Khaing,
Vol:2 2008 analyzed in this study. Empirical
and relation and theoretical formula
were used to design the impeller
Khin Maung
of centrifugal pump. Impeller
Aye
was design with flow rate
0:179m3 /s and head 10m with
motor speed 2900rpm. This
design was based on Berman
method. The performance
analysis carried out after design
of centrifugal pump. The shock
losses, impeller friction losses,
disc friction losses and re
circulation losses of centrifugal
pump were also considered in
performance analysis of
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centrifugal pump.

6 Parametric Study of a E. C. The Open The flow and the performance

Centrifugal Pump Impeller Bacharoudis Mechanical characteristics examined by
by Varying the Outlet Blade , Engineering Bacharoudis using
Angle Journal, Greece Computational fluid dynamics.
A. E. Filios,
2008 Performance of pump with
M. D. impeller of constant outer
Mentzos diameter and different vane angle
were examined. Impeller was
and
design by using empirical
D. P. relation. Experimental setup for
Margaris pump constructed and tested with
same impeller design earlier.
Three impeller with different
blade angle was tested using one
dimensional flow theory.
7 Performance prediction of Erik Dick, Ghent University, They investigated experimentally
centrifugal Pumps with CFD Belgium 2001 the method available for the end
Jan
tools suction volute centrifugal pump
and describe the merits and
demerits of the various method
Vierendeels,
use in CFD tool Fluent.
Sven Comparing various methods error
percentage in each found out.
Methods were investigated for
Serbruyns low and medium specific speed
Andjohn, pumps. It provided by fluent for
analysis of turbo machinery flow
as Multiple Reference Frame
Vande method (MRF), Mixing Plane
Voorde method(MP) and the Sliding
Mesh method (SM). Sliding
mesh method uses sliding mesh
while simulating the problem
which directly solve the unsteady
state problem.
8 Research on Three Zhi- Hindawi Publishing They performed CFD of three
Dimensional jianWang, Corporation, dimensional flow physical model
Unsteady Turbulent Flow in Volume 2013, of multistage centrifugal pump
Jian-she
Multistage Centrifugal Pump Article ID 589161 with guide vanes. Three
Zheng,
and Performance Prediction dimensional turbulent flow
Based on CFD Lu-lu Li and model was created based on
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Shuai Luo Navier-Stroke's and k " turbulent

9 Flow simulation (CFD) &
fatigue analysis (FEA) of a Dadhich,
centrifugal pump
equation. Multiple Reference
Frame (MRF) method used
simulation purpose. Pump was
analyzed for efficiency, off
design condition and cavitation
phenomenon. The distribution of
relative velocity, absolute
velocity, static pressure and total
pressure studied. The simulation
result obtained steady, no back
flow and without eddies. Pump
performance data at of design
condition also recorded.
Manish International They performed the CFD
Journal of analysis of a centrifugal pump
Mechanical En- using k-e" turbulent modeling in
gineering and this work the mass flow rate is
Dharmendra
Technology varied three times for two
Hariyani
(IJMET),Volume different fluids that are water and
and 3, 2012 fuel oil. Firstly the mass flow rate
was decreased by 10% from the
Tarun Singh
initial value of mass flow rate
and then increased by 10% from
the initial value of mass flow
rate. Secondly the number of
RPM has been changed by
decreasing and increasing by
10% using the results of varying
mass flow rate the efficiency at
different mass flow rate was
calculated. Fatigue
analysis determine whether the
pump was safe to run in the
operating conditions by plotting
various curves to improve design.