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This animated video is aimed at giving a logical explanation on the working of centrifugal pumps. The importance of priming, cavitation & NPSH and commonly used impeller types are also illustrated in this video. Centrifugal pumps are the most preferred home water pumps. Depending upon the fluid viscosity different impeller types such as open, semi-open and shrouded are used. Mechanical design aspects of centrifugal pump such as water sealing arrangement and bearing housing are also well explained here.
A detailed article on centrifugal pump : www.learnengineering.org/how-...
"Why waste time say lot word when few word do trick?" -Kevin from The Office
u don't seem that busy so... lols anyway it seems to me that when explaining something its best to give as many details as to why something works the way it does as possible so if you get stuck on any step you potentially have the information to go back and fix it.
@@ionutalex7347 I thumbed up Shaun's post because video was strange in English, way we speak English different to video. video ok, but "if" you did not notice, it appears to be short on words that are naturally known to be implied.
Biggest one you may notice is the word "the"
How many times was that word mentioned in the video ?
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@@brycering5989 Nice mansplain.
@@brycering5989 Kirloskar Brothers is an Indian company so it's possible that they provided part of the transcript for the video. There is no word for "the" in Hindi, the most common language in India which is why many English speakers in India don't fully understand when to use the word "the".
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Engineers don't need articles. Great video. I feel very informed.
Amen to that.
All the negative comments were placed first, getting on the narratives language. Engineers sometimes need things processed and explained differently and others will focus on grammatical errors. We're the Nazis successful in their endeavors? Why would grammar Nazis?
Efficiency, efficiency, efficiency.
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Great video and animation! Such a good cause to help with visual education in such difficult subjects.
Laterally I found you one of the best teacher in my life and helps me alot in learning engineering practically
As a retired Pattern Maker of 41 years, I Totally approve of this video. Thanks for posting.
what kind of patterns does a pattern maker do? I only now that term in the context of sewing.
a very helpful video, I just pulled apart my pump for maintenence and found this informative. thanks.
Wonderfully Explained.
Thanks to Learn Engineering & Kirloskar Group.
His hard work is really an inspiration.
Keep working hard
Thank you Learn Engineering you make learning simple.
Ananya Pandey hvaryuo may frain
What a great training. Awesome images and great explanations.
This really helps. Thank you so much! :)
Brilliant. Thanks for this video.
Best explanation about centrifugal pump. Thanks for sharing.
원심펌프 잘 봤습니다. thanks for giving me centrifugal pump work
Thank you. This was the most helpful video on centrifugal pumps I found on TH-cam 🙏🙏
I didn't notice the lack of the word 'the' (strangely), and thoroughly enjoyed (the) video; graphics and explanation were both simple. :D
Val Cronin what do you mean? he uses the word "the" often..
It sounds like this was constructed by somebody using English as a second language. I understood what he was saying and overall I thought the audio was intelligent and carefully thought out. Proof reading by an English speaking person would have helped but in the end it's all about comprehension. In Europe people switch between languages all the time, and the same kind of unusual syntax is the norm. No matter, they are understood fine.
He said it at 2:53
Because he thinks impeller is person
@@71Splinter 'a' person
God bless you people ! Thank you so much for such easy , comprehensive, clear and schematic videos.
Why u need this video
Thank you team for sharing this valuable and important information through excellent animation👌. Please do continue this good work 🍫💐😄 !!!
Best explanation process. Thank u
Watching few hours before the exam...and it was really very useful....
Thanks, straight to the point and informative, just how i like it, most explanations are too bloody long for something as relatively simple as this.
wow great video .........
it helps me in my exam
please provide sum more videos for mechanical engineers
science, engineering, tech don't require beautiful grammar and sentences. Love the video and i got what i was looking for. thanks
Great animation! Very helpful!
Excellent video. I've shown it to 2 of my apprentices.
9 years and still helpful.
What software is used to create these animations? You should include that in the descriptions of the videos. And keep up the great work!
As a aspiring process engineer this is a blessing 🙌
Thanks for the awesome video and great illustration.
Thank God, no ads! 😎👍
Excellent, informative and concise video! Thanks for posting it!
it is useful..Thank you for uploading!!!
love this animation i just understand everything
Thanks a lot for the video. It is really informative.
Just so precised... Applaudable....!!!!!
Good one Indeed.
amazing video, has so much trouble in understanding this topic but this video cleared my vision. thanks!
In Technical explanation the main objective is to explain the phenomena. Also its not an English class, the person has done a great job...
This is really cool!! It's kind of funny how the narrator doesn't use articles haha
Read this
chemicalengineeronline.com/types-of-positive-displacement-pumps/
Thank you. Great explanation! with clear animation
its really nice videos, thank you very much for these valuable informatio
thank you for information
video was quite enjoyable by me, I learned lot
though it felt like I was having a stroke
Perfect explanation. Really appreciate this video.
Wonderfully Explained!
Thank you so much for the lucid explanation !!
Extremely helpful
Thank you
Very informative and useful, thanks 😊😊
Thank you! another mechanical wonder revealed
Excellent video for pumps on working..... great thank you 😀
This is great video. It is simple and easy to understand.
The video was so informative ............ It clear my concept about positive pressure and negative and its reasons. help us with more such kinds of videos.
Thanks a lot for such an outstanding video!
one of the best engineering channel
So, beautiful. Thanks for making this video.
A professional sharing with centrifugal pump a complete👌💯 knowledge📚
Good job Kirloskar , Proud to be an India ❤️
Texmo taro also awesome in India giving 2 years warranty
Is it cool being an India? What is it like being an India? I've always thought about what it would be like to be an India. Maybe you can help give me some pointers so I can be an India just like you.
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Superb explanation..Thank u so much..
Good video thanks for uploading
So I learned about pumps and STE(Simplified Technical English) today.
Without having prior knowledge of STE, I was just watching the video thinking "Grug want rock" and "Grug want impeller", mainly just because I noticed the lack of articles and stuff. Then I read some comments and now I truly understand the purpose of STE.
Not gonna lie though, the lack of articles and such made me pay more attention to the information mainly because I was so because I was so focused on listening out for the article "the"
gud video..more such needed
Thank you for this video.
Thanks for sharing this informative video. It will be very helpful for us to apply in our world of Engineering.!!!
wonder full animation and very helpful to understand working
thanks to youtube
very helpful , thanks for efforts .
me encantaría una versión en español :), pero igual es muy interesante gracias :3
Great video
Note 1: Prime pump with open impeller and consideration of suction lift to prevent cavitation. Note 2: semi-open is better, due to relative efficiency.
nice video, please also include troubleshooting of the equipment in your video that will surely help. Thanks
Nice video
It is very helpful for me, keep making such great video.
He really doens't like the word "the".
Anyhow, good video
Very useful video!! Need working and maintenance of compressor
nice man..I like these sort of vedios which could assist in study....nice coverage of all terms...looking for more vedios
it is really good explanation to middle matured man...!Sir
great video, thanks for this
Thanks for very clear explanation
Wonderfully explained ..
it is just treasure of knowledge thanks to le
such a nice demonstration .....
very good nice video
the graphics and the narration both are good
keep making such videos
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Well explanation and animation is too good👍
Very neat video, thanks.
Respected sir, I am happy to say that your videos really helpful during my study. I am requesting you that will you try to describe the animated video for Mumbai's local trains engine? I want to study that how an engine works in this train.
I hope you will try to teaching the video to me.
Thanking you!....
Thanks for your informative video
you made my day xD , thank you so much, cant belive it such a great explanation
Very well explained. Thanks.
Very informative.....you are genious
Thank you
Excellent video.
good to understand..Nice work
Good ..This is really help us ..Thank you so.much !!
All very elucidating, but I prefer to use definite article in communication. And I like it when others do, it facilitates flow of exchange of ideas ...
WE love a sitdown if you still available
very nice video. a lot of love from INDIA bro......
Very nice presentation to understand. 1000 like
great work
شرح جميل وممتاز 👍🏽
Learn Engineering needs to team up with Learn English to form the ultimate super team.
The amount of forgotten "the" is scary.
Fluid mechanics was probably one of the most complicated courses I've learned in University 😭
Heat and Mass Transfer would like to have word with you
I thought so, until i met course called flexibility and strength
Rotational mechanics- Hold my hand then
Yes