Slurry Transport Using Centrifugal Pumps, Third Edition
- 7h 17m
- A. Sellgren, G. R. Addie, K. C. Wilson, R. Clift
- Springer
- 2006
Vast tonnages of solid-liquid mixtures are pumped every year in dredging operations, mining and waste-disposal applications. Most of these systems are centrifugal pumps, and the resolution of problems encountered in slurry pumping requires both detailed scientific knowledge and judgment derived from practical experience.
For many years the combination of up-to-date analysis and hands-on experimentation has been provided to interested engineers in a short course based at the GIW Hydraulic Laboratory. The lecturers in this course, who represent a broad background of international expertise, have prepared this widely-recognized text, Slurry Transport Using Centrifugal Pumps, Third Edition.
This unique text is logically divided into two sections: the first part of the book concentrates on the behaviors of various sorts of slurry flow, and the second part deals with the behavior of centrifugal pumps handling slurries, and with how pumps and pipelines interact as a system.
Slurry Transport Using Centrifugal Pumps, Third Edition also includes:
- New material on both non-Newtonian flows and slurries of granular particles.
- New information on pump wear, solids effect, and system operation.
- Updated and completely new material on pump selection and environmental aspects
- Worked examples and case studies that stress practical applications
Slurry Transport Using Centrifugal Pumps, Third Edition, will be of interest to all engineers and technologists involved in the large-scale transportation of slurries.
In this Book
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Introduction
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Review of Fluid and Particle Mechanics
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Flow of Non-Settling Slurries
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Principles of Particulate Slurry Flow
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Motion and Deposition of Settling Solids
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Heterogeneous Slurry Flow in Horizontal Pipes
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Complex Slurries
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Vertical and Inclined Slurry Flow
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Centrifugal Pumps
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Effect of Solids on Pump Performance
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Wear and Attrition
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Components of Slurry Systems
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System Design and Operability
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Pump Selection and Cost Considerations
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Practical Experience with Slurry Systems
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Environmental Aspects of Slurry Systems
