Guangtai Shi, Manqi Tang, Wenjuan Lv, Xiaodong Peng, Hui Quan
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Identification of the vortex in the main flow passage of a multiphase pump and the relationship with pressure fluctuation
This article investigates the evolution of vortex structures in the impeller channel of a multiphase pump. By capturing the vortices in the impeller channel using the vorticity and Q-criterion, the generation location of the vortex structures is analyzed, and the pressure fluctuations induced by vortices in the main flow passage of the impeller are studied in terms of their time- and frequency-domain characteristics. The relationship between the vorticity and the amplitude of pressure fluctuations at the main frequency of the impeller is further investigated. This study develops a method of identifying vortices in the impeller channel of the multiphase pump, and reveals the intrinsic connection between the vortices and pressure fluctuations in the main flow passage. These findings offer some suggestions for eliminating the influence of vortices and enhancing the pressurizing capabilities of multiphase pumps.
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