Pumping In Pressure on The Fire Ground (Pump Series - Part 7)
Last week we talked about pumping in Volume (or Parallel). Today we are going to look at the second FUNCTION our pumps are capable of - running in Series (or in Pressure)
When our two-stage pump is running in series, the two impellers have now “aligned,” or been “stacked.” Again we use these phrases to help you visualize the function, not describe the actual anatomy of the pump.
As water (volume) enters the intake side of our pump it is now routed (via the transfer valve and two flapper valves that close) from one impeller into the eye of the second impeller. As velocity is induced (via the first stages’ impeller) to our volume, it leaves the first stage of our pump with greater pressure. As it enters the second stage (the eye of the second impeller) additional velocity induced generates additional pressure as it leaves the second stage of our pump resulting in greater discharge pressures than if we ran in parallel.
Whereas the stages of our pump were working independently in parallel, now our stages are working in a series… one feeding the next.
As a FORCE MULTIPLIER, Series allows us to take the already pressurized water source (the municipal water system via hydrant) and add TWO levels of pressure increase to the discharged volume.
Scenario Example:
If impeller #1 produces 500gpm @ 100psi,
Then impeller #2 increases the original 500gpm another 100psi
Combined they produce 500gpm @ 200psi
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More to come next week. Until then... Roll Steady.
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Видео Pumping In Pressure on The Fire Ground (Pump Series - Part 7) канала Roll Steady
When our two-stage pump is running in series, the two impellers have now “aligned,” or been “stacked.” Again we use these phrases to help you visualize the function, not describe the actual anatomy of the pump.
As water (volume) enters the intake side of our pump it is now routed (via the transfer valve and two flapper valves that close) from one impeller into the eye of the second impeller. As velocity is induced (via the first stages’ impeller) to our volume, it leaves the first stage of our pump with greater pressure. As it enters the second stage (the eye of the second impeller) additional velocity induced generates additional pressure as it leaves the second stage of our pump resulting in greater discharge pressures than if we ran in parallel.
Whereas the stages of our pump were working independently in parallel, now our stages are working in a series… one feeding the next.
As a FORCE MULTIPLIER, Series allows us to take the already pressurized water source (the municipal water system via hydrant) and add TWO levels of pressure increase to the discharged volume.
Scenario Example:
If impeller #1 produces 500gpm @ 100psi,
Then impeller #2 increases the original 500gpm another 100psi
Combined they produce 500gpm @ 200psi
✅To view extended training content for this video on w The Roll Steady website, visit - https://bit.ly/trsposts
✅Subscribe to help support this channel and get updates as content is added - https://bit.ly/trssubscribe
I hope this video, 1) helps you become more confident in your craft of Firefighting, and 2) Sparks a conversation with your crew and Officers.
Want to help support this channel? Please hit the YouTube Subscribe button AND join the conversation in the Comment Section below.
More to come next week. Until then... Roll Steady.
---
👍🏽RECOMMENDED PLAYLISTS:
✅ Driver Engineer - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV5UfqoDi7nNCsQm1BPtRsixfDiaUvABq
✅Nozzle Man - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?
list=PLV5UfqoDi7nNUTwFWbck7MeuiY54whbpK
✅Plug Man - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV5UfqoDi7nMBNM8asrHKCDcXRGjUr6J_
✅Ground Ladders - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV5UfqoDi7nMTW5LLVE7xY70qfpStqrVA
🎥THE GEAR I USE:
I shoot content on #gopro & #Sony #AlphaFamily Cameras. My Content Creation Side Hustle is Thirty2 Pixels - http://www.vimeo.com/thirty2pixels
👍🏽FIND ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA:
✔️Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/greglackey
✔️Twitter - https://twitter.com/therollsteady
✔️LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/therollsteady/
✔️Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/therollsteady/
🚨DISCLAIMER:
Dallas Fire-Rescue does not endorse or promote [most of] these videos. I am an adjunct instructor that does produce content specifically for the Department on occasion that is posted here as well. However, these videos are for educational purposes only. Always talk with your Officer and crew before implementing anything you see here on The Roll Steady.
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