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Pump Hydraulics Screening
Use this skill for public, educational centrifugal-pump hydraulics screening. It estimates hydraulic and shaft power, the available net positive suction head (NPSHa), and the best-efficiency-point (BEP) flow ratio so an agent can scope a pumping duty and decide whether to invoke validated NeqSim pump calculations.
When to Use
- When a user asks roughly how much power a pump duty needs.
- When an agent needs a quick NPSH-available margin and cavitation triage.
- When an agent must check that an operating flow sits inside a sensible BEP window.
- When examples must run without confidential pump curves, vendor data, or company specs.
Inputs
flow_rate: operating volumetric flow in m3/h.head: pump differential head in m.density: pumped-fluid density in kg/m3.efficiency: pump hydraulic efficiency, default 0.70.suction_pressure: optional suction pressure in bar absolute (for NPSHa).vapor_pressure: optional fluid vapor pressure in bar absolute (for NPSHa).static_suction_head: optional static suction head in m, default 0.friction_loss: optional suction friction loss in m, default 0.npsh_required: optional NPSH required in m (for the margin).bep_flow_rate: optional best-efficiency-point flow in m3/h (for the ratio).
Outputs
hydraulic_power_kw: hydraulic (fluid) power.shaft_power_kw: estimated shaft power.npsh_available_m: available NPSH, ornullif suction data is not supplied.npsh_margin_m:NPSHa - NPSHr, ornullif not enough data.bep_ratio:flow_rate / bep_flow_rate, ornullif BEP flow not supplied.pump_warning:ok,watch,off-bep,npsh-deficit, orno-rating.assumptions: public assumptions used by the placeholder model.
Engineering Method
The Python class PumpHydraulicsModel uses public pump relations only:
- hydraulic power uses
P = rho * g * Q * H, withQconverted from m3/h to m3/s. - shaft power uses
P_shaft = P_hydraulic / efficiency. - available NPSH uses
NPSHa = (P_suction - P_vapor) / (rho * g) + static_suction_head - friction_loss. - the BEP check uses the flow ratio
Q / Q_bepagainst a public preferred window (default 0.70 to 1.20).
This is educational and screening-only logic. It assumes constant density, a single operating point, and does not model affinity-law scaling beyond the inputs, suction recirculation, viscosity correction, minimum-flow recycle, or vendor curves. It is not a replacement for validated pump selection and a qualified rotating-equipment review.
Python Usage Pattern
from pump_hydraulics_screening import PumpHydraulicsModel
model = PumpHydraulicsModel()
result = model.evaluate(
flow_rate=120.0,
head=95.0,
density=820.0,
efficiency=0.74,
suction_pressure=4.0,
vapor_pressure=1.5,
static_suction_head=3.0,
friction_loss=0.8,
npsh_required=3.5,
bep_flow_rate=130.0,
)
print(result.pump_warning)
print(result.shaft_power_kw)
print(result.npsh_margin_m)
Related NeqSim Functionality
For validated pump calculations, redirect to existing NeqSim classes:
neqsim.process.equipment.pump.Pump— rigorous pump power and head with real-fluid properties.neqsim.process.equipment.pump.PumpCurve/PumpChart— vendor head, efficiency, and power curves.neqsim.process.equipment.pump.ESPPump/JetPump— specialized pump types.
This skill is a public hydraulics triage layer that decides when to invoke those validated pump classes.
Validation Checklist
- [ ] Flow, head, and density are positive.
- [ ] Efficiency is in the interval (0, 1].
- [ ] NPSHa is only reported when suction and vapor pressures are supplied.
- [ ] Tests cover power, NPSH margin, BEP ratio, and invalid input.
- [ ] Real selection is redirected to validated NeqSim pump classes and qualified review.
Common Mistakes
| Symptom | Cause | Fix | | --- | --- | --- | | Power off by a factor | Flow left in m3/h not converted to m3/s | The model converts internally; pass m3/h | | NPSHa missing | Suction or vapor pressure not supplied | Provide both suction_pressure and vapor_pressure | | BEP ratio missing | bep_flow_rate not supplied | Provide the pump BEP flow | | Cavitation not caught | Constant-density assumption near bubble point | Use the validated NeqSim Pump with real properties |
Limitations
- No proprietary pump curves, vendor data, or company specs are included.
- No viscosity correction, suction recirculation, or minimum-flow recycle is modeled.
- No real-fluid property variation across the pump is included.
References
- NeqSim repository: https://github.com/equinor/neqsim
- NeqSim Skills Guide: https://github.com/equinor/neqsim/blob/master/docs/integration/skills_guide.md
Source & license
This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.
- Author: equinor
- Source: equinor/neqsim-community-skills
- License: Apache-2.0
- Homepage: https://equinor.github.io/neqsimhome/
Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.
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Versions
- v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.