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This is Ahmed from Alexandria, Egy

This is Ahmed from Alexandria, Egy

This is Ahmed from Alexandria, Egy

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This is Ahmed from Alexandria, Egypt. I am studying at faculty of engineering, Alexandria university, Egypt . Actually ,This is my last year and i am working for my graduation project . In my graduation project i met a difficult situation for me . i have a system consist of 4 different tanks and every tank is connected with a pump . The 4 pumps are supposed to deliver flowrate to delivery tank throw a header . it's supposed to get flowrates from lines by ratio as i can get a final product consists of ratio of different mixed oils . My problem is how to draw the pump curve in parallel for this combined system as there are 4 pumps (2cenrtifugal pumps & 2 positive displacement pumps ) .
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RE: This is Ahmed from Alexandria, Egy

Centrifugal pumps: Measure the flow rate and set the control valves to maintain desired flow rate.
PD pumps: Rather than a control valve, control the flow or volume by either controlling the pump speed or by diverting part of the flow back to the supply tank.

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