Chapters 4-6 Flashcards
A centrifugal pump is an example of a ____ pump. A. positive displacement B. centrifugal C. rotary D. machine
B. centrifugal
The percentage of fluid that leaks passed the internal clearance of a pump is called _____.
slip
A positive displacement pump is designed with ________. A. little or no slip B. a lot of slip C. no moving parts
A. little or no slip
Impeller design can be: A. Open B. Closed C. Semi-open D. All of the above
D. All of the above
Pump cavitation may occur if not enough NPSH. What is NPSH?
Net Positive Suction Head
In a multi-stage centrifugal pump, the _____ of one becomes the _____ of the next. A. suction - discharge B. slip - NPSH C. discharge - suction D. impeller - suction
C. discharge - suction
Do pumps move liquids or compress gases?
move liquids
A screw pump: A. has tight clearance with little or no slip B. is a centrifugal pump C. is a dynamic pump D. has plenty of clearance for extra slip
A. has tight clearance with little or no slip
The density of a liquid relative to the density of water is: A. specific gravity B. molecular density C. NPSH D. molecular gravity
A. specific gravity
Reciprocating pumps include:
All of the above
Flow rate of a PD pump depends on: A. the suction rate B. if the flow is laminar or tubulent C. the cavity volume and RPM (how fast its turning) D. none of the above
C. the cavity volume and RPM (how fast its turning)
What is the most efficient type of turbine? A. Jet B. Steam C. Condensing D. Wind
C. Condensing