This document discusses the classification of pumps based on how mechanical energy is transferred to fluid. It describes positive-displacement pumps, which discharge a given volume of fluid per stroke or revolution by using reciprocating or rotary action, and kinetic pumps, which transform kinetic energy to static pressure by adding energy via a rotating impeller that throws fluid outwards.
This document discusses the classification of pumps based on how mechanical energy is transferred to fluid. It describes positive-displacement pumps, which discharge a given volume of fluid per stroke or revolution by using reciprocating or rotary action, and kinetic pumps, which transform kinetic energy to static pressure by adding energy via a rotating impeller that throws fluid outwards.
This document discusses the classification of pumps based on how mechanical energy is transferred to fluid. It describes positive-displacement pumps, which discharge a given volume of fluid per stroke or revolution by using reciprocating or rotary action, and kinetic pumps, which transform kinetic energy to static pressure by adding energy via a rotating impeller that throws fluid outwards.