[Course on line streaming] APPLIED HYDRAULICS. CONDUCTIONS I STATIONS OF BOMBEIG (091037)

To master hydraulic systems (mainly pipelines and pumping stations, not forgetting valves) from a practical perspective, with extensive experience and without neglecting theoretical knowledge.

The student will learn to:

• Design pumping stations, pipes and accessories.
• To calculate pressure losses in pipes and accessories.
• To specify the pumps required in the hydraulic system.
• To assemble and start pumping stations with criteria of durability and reliability of the equipment.
• Obtain the necessary knowledge to receive pumps and pumping stations.
• To correct deficiencies or future variations in the design modifications of the pumping stations, once the installation has been commissioned.

00. MONITORING AND EVALUATION

• Generalities
• Course development
• Doubts
• Examination
• Exam evaluation
• Qualification and award of diplomas
• Exam answers

0. APPLIED HYDRAULICS

• Course objectives
• Course documentation
• Who is it addressed to?
• Level of training acquired
• Type of teaching
• Type of training
• Evaluation test
• The reason for the title “applied hydraulics”
• The reason for the subtitle “pipelines and pumping stations”
• Bibliography used
• Trainer presentation
• Work experience related to the course
• Pedagogical experience
• Other courses of the trainer
• Index

01. DOUBTS AND ANSWERS.

• Introduction
• Doubts – Answers

1. BASIC PHYSICAL CONCEPTS

• Introduction
• International System of Units
• Diameter – surface area ratio
• International System of Units prefixes
• Greek alphabet
• Forms of matter. Fluids
• Specific or absolute density
• Specific volume
• Weight
• Specific weight
• Relative density
• Dynamic viscosity or absolute viscosity
• Kinematic viscosity
• Surface tension
• Vapor pressure
• Problems 1
• Table of physical properties of water and air

2. PRESSURE

• Definition
• Relative pressure
• Atmospheric pressure
• Absolute pressure
• Vacuum pressure
• Graphic representation of pressures
• Vapor pressure
• Pressure properties
• Pressure units

3. HYDROSTATICS

• Fundamental equation of hydrostatics
• Conclusions
• Static conductions
• Laboratory equipment
• Problems 3

4. HYDRODYNAMICS

• Speed range
• Steady state
• Transitional regime
• Other software programs
• Flow
• Continuity equation
• Uniform and non-uniform current
• Laminar flow
• Turbulent flow
• Bernoulli equation (for ideal fluid)
• Real fluid
• Generalized Bernoulli equation (for a real liquid)
• Generalized Bernoulli equation (for a gas)
• Conclusions
• Reynolds number
• Conclusions
• Problems 4.

5. LOAD LOSS

• Generalities
• Primary (or surface)
• Secondary (or form)
• Conclusions
• Pressures in pipes. Definitions
• Closed ducts. Calculation of primary pressure losses
• Calculation of secondary losses
• Total load loss calculation
• Pipe diameter optimization
• Conclusions
• Problems 5

6. CONDUCTIONS

• Electrical analogy
• Characteristics of the conductions
• Leads (without geometry)
• Conductions (with geometric)
• Problems 6

7. PUMPS

• Types of pumps
• Manometric total pumping head
• Pump coupling
• Laws of similarity
• Absolute net suction height
• NSPH
• NPSH required
• NPSH available
• Conclusions about NPSH
• Powers
• Pump losses
• Engine losses
• Pump selection
• Pump acceptance tests
• Electrical and hydraulic tests at the pumping station
• Problems 7

8. ENEMIES OF HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS

• Cavitation
• Water hammer
• Occupational risk prevention and industrial safety
• Air and depressions in the pipes
• Air inlet or outlet volume in the suction cups
• Suction cup sizing
• Minimum submergence
• Optimum operating point of the pump
• Conclusions
• Problems 8

9. PUMPING STATIONS

• General considerations
• Design of a pumping station
• Technical specifications
• Installation assembly and commissioning
• Suction canisters for vertical pumps

10. CONTROL OF “Q” AND “H” IN HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS

• Pumping station
• Pumps
• Driving
• Determination of QH parameters in pipelines and pumping stations

11. VALVES

• Type
• Valve pressures. Definitions
• Applications in hydraulic systems
• Hydraulic control valves
• Hydraulic control type
• Hydraulic characteristics of valves

12. DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY

• The technical building code
• Installation properties
• Minimum supply conditions
• Water treatment system
• Installation of domestic hot water (DHW)
• Other conditions
• Installation components
• Annex

13. OPEN CONDUITS OR CHANNELS

• Introduction
• Pressure losses
• Hydraulic radio
• Speed in a channel
• Flow in channels
• Problems of channels with uniform motion
• Problems 13
• Annexes

14. TROUBLESHOOTING

ANNEXES

• GENERAL ANNEXES (18 annexes)
• ANNEXES REGULATION HS 4 water supply to buildings RD 140 2003 water quality for human consumption
• VIDEOS Video attachments (10 attachments)

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