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Maximum discharge pressure

26 Jul 2018Email

Maximum discharge pressure is the maximum value of the centrifugal pump outlet pressure. The maximum discharge pressure of the vane type pump is the sum of the maximum suction pressure and the maximum pressure energy increase obtained after the liquid passes through the impeller; the positive displacement pump depends on the dry pump discharge pipe network. Pressure and pump drive power. The maximum discharge pressure of both pump types cannot be greater than the maximum allowable working pressure of the pump casing.

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