Role of Various Accentuated Parameters in Extenuating Tedious Experimental Analysis for Customized Centrifugal Pumps

Paul Gregory F; Balamurugan  C.M.; Gokul  R

doi:10.34256/irjmt2022

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DOI: 10.34256/irjmt2022

Role of Various Accentuated Parameters in Extenuating Tedious Experimental Analysis for Customized Centrifugal Pumps

Paul Gregory F⁺⁻
Balamurugan C.M.⁺⁻
Gokul R⁺⁻

Department of Mechanical Engineering, PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore,641 004, India.

Department of Mechanical Engineering, SVS College of Engineering, Coimbatore,642 109, India

Department of Mechanical Engineering, PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore,641 004, India.

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Abstract

The fluid power industry is engrossed with numerous applications befitting to pumps. Concocting experimental plans for investigations on innovative pumps require meticulous drafting and candor infused veracity. But if we stay to ground reality, contemporary technological advancement must also be taken into for the design of experiments. It is through fending contemporary literature and writings, that any scholar will be able to design an innovative experimental plan. In this article, the experimental findings from an innovative centrifugal pump have been discussed. The camaraderie between the experimental plan and the experimental results has been eviscerated, introducing the concept of accentuated parameters. The camaraderie is ascribed to the accentuated parameter. It is through the selection and utilization of certain accentuated parameters; any experimental finding can be scoured. This article illustrates the use of accentuated parameters and their effect on the findings.

Keywords

Accentuated parameters, Candor, Concocting, Centrifugal pump, Veracity,

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