The pump head refers to the height to which a pump can raise a fluid, typically expressed in units of length (e.g., meters or feet). It is a measure of the energy imparted to the fluid by the pump, often used to evaluate a pump’s performance.
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An equipment that compresses gas from lower to higher pressure, usually with >1.5 pressure ratio read more
A Progressive Cavity Pump (PCP), also known as a screw pump or moineau pump, is a type of positive displacement... read more
This is the amount of liquid put back into column at top of column, with purpose being to push down... read more
This is the amount of liquid withdrawn from column at top of column, and is the top product. read more
Heat exchanger mounted on column bottom, which vaporises the column bottom liquid into the column. This reboiler introduces energy into... read more
distillation tray with valves on it. This tray is vendor proprietory type. read more
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