Acceleration head is defined as:
A) the fluctuations of suction pressure created by the intake stroke of a reciprocating pump.
B) the formation and collapse of gas pockets around the impellers during pump operation.
C) equivalent head in feet of liquid necessary to push the required fluid into a pump.
D) the percentage of fluid that leaks or slips past the internal clearances of a pump over a given time.
E) the difference between how much liquid a pump can move versus how much it actually moves.
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Q1: The first reciprocating pump was invented:
A) 200
Q2: NPSH stands for:
A) normal positive suction head
B)
Q3: Multistage centrifugal pumps include two or more:
A)
Q5: A pulsation dampener is designed to:
A) absorb
Q6: The first true centrifugal pump was not
Q7: The advantages of a centrifugal pump include
Q8: A progressive cavity pump typically has _
Q9: The impeller design on a centrifugal pump
Q10: The two most common classifications for pumps
Q11: A safety device used to prevent positive
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