Determination of the maximum suction height of the pumping unit (using the example of the pumping station in Dvin)

The Dvin pumping station is designed for subsidized supply of up to 180 liters/s from Artashat Canal to Dvin Canal for the purpose of irrigation of lands under the Dvin Canal. The water supply from the channel to the receiving pool is carried out in a non-pressurized mode of movement through a concreted channel of rectangular cross-section of short length, the bottom of which is above the water level in the channel at a minimum depth of flow. The receiving pool communicates with the canal through a short pipe. Here the problem arises of determining the height of the maximum suction of the pumping unit. In this paper, it is solved using modern methods of mathematical measurements, which can be an exa

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Scientific-technical Journal "BUILDING"
Published
2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.52340/building.2024.70.01
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Cavitation Phenomena in Pumps
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Determination of the maximum suction height of the pumping unit (using the example of the pumping station in Dvin)

Davit Madoyan
Scientific-technical Journal "BUILDING"
Cavitation Phenomena in Pumps
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Determination of the maximum suction height of the pumping unit (using the example of the pumping station in Dvin)

Davit Madoyan
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Abstract

The Dvin pumping station is designed for subsidized supply of up to 180 liters/s from Artashat Canal to Dvin Canal for the purpose of irrigation of lands under the Dvin Canal. The water supply from the channel to the receiving pool is carried out in a non-pressurized mode of movement through a concreted channel of rectangular cross-section of short length, the bottom of which is above the water level in the channel at a minimum depth of flow. The receiving pool communicates with the canal through a short pipe. Here the problem arises of determining the height of the maximum suction of the pumping unit. In this paper, it is solved using modern methods of mathematical measurements, which can be an exa

Scientific-technical Journal "BUILDING"
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