Pump power and efficiency calculations in HYSYS

In this video, you will learn how to calculate pump power and efficiency, how they are related to each other.
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[@vikasnawale108]

Plz make more video's of unit operations on apen hysis

[@frankbanaheneowusuwiafe1806]

Why do you select Peng Robinson for water? You made us understood that Peng Robinson is for Hydrocarbons

[@eduXinsight]

Yes it is true.it was just for comparison. You should use here ASTM steam as property package

[@nencibamine6223]

ur really great

[@davoodbarzegari4080]

Thank you. there is a problem in the formula of the pump required power. the required power is directly proportional to density not inversely proportional.

[@minyeongmute9157]

Thanks for the lecture
I have one problem. Even though I entered temp,pressure,mass flow rate and composition in water inlet, the flow doesn't work out which keeps showing "Unknown Flow Rate". How could I fix this?

[@honnguyen3251]

How to simulate one positive displacement pump like piston pump in HYSYS Sir? if not Do you know which simulation software using for this problem. Thanks for your replies

[@VaibhavSawant-sc1lq]

Why you not selected ASME steam or Steam NBS fluid package

[@yohanneshaile3649]

why did you divide it by the destiny of the fluid to find the power?

[@jagadeeshr5294]

the formula for power with density in denominator is correct if flow is in mass flow terms.

[@iyareeboigbe9774]

When I used the formula, I did not arrive at that figure as the answer so can any please type how it was derived so I see where my mistake came from. Thanks.

[@akashbajpai1139]

yes same i am getting the same issue with answer, when i applied on our industry pumps and Equipements.