Sunday, December 24, 2017

Design, Fabrication and Testing of Hydraulic Ram Pump with Water Recirculation System


TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING
THAPATHALI CAMPUS


Design, Fabrication and Testing of Hydraulic Ram Pump with Water Recirculation System

by
Raj kumar Chaulagain(supervisor)
Bibek Sapkota
Gopal Pandey
Utsav Kharel

DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
THAPATHALI, KATHMANDU, NEPAL

SEPTEMBER, 2017





ABSTRACT

This report includes the details of working principle, components of hydraulic ram pump, calculation and analysis of various measures. The project was intended to find suitable design, analyzing various parameter. Also the project was intended to increase the volumetric efficiency and overall efficiency of the existing hydraulic ram pump. Moreover, the comparison with existing Alternative Indigenous Development Foundation (AIDFI) pump was done to find out the importance and necessity of newly designed ram pump that could severely affect efficiencies and performances of the pump.
The data obtained from the field visit were thoroughly analyzed and the problem associated were listed under different headings. A site at Jharuwarasi-Badegaun, lalitpur was chosen for designing parameter (3’’ inlet and 6m intake head). And to eliminate various losses and problems, analysis was done via ANSYS fluent software and also the best design parameter are imported.

Furthermore, the results and analysis of model test (1’’ pump) with proposed recirculation system is included in this report which was done as a reference for 3’’ pump. The result of model testing and analysis showed the overall and volumetric efficiencies at around 60% and 10% respectively in general with recirculation system in comparison to 55% and 7% respectively at without recirculation condition. An evidence suggesting the working of recirculation system on the basis of data collected on 3’’ Ram pump was found and is included in the report. The overall and volumetric efficiencies at part flow was increased from 54% and 7% respectively to 58% and 8% with the addition of recirculation system.

For full report contact bibek19sapkota@thapathalicampus.edu.np

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