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Mud Pumps 645<br />

APa = pressure loss in annulus in psi<br />

AP,, = pressure drop through bit nozzles in psi<br />

Table 4-42 shows the jet velocity. Table 443 shows the diameters and areas of<br />

various nozzle sizes.<br />

The required pump hydraulic horsepower (PHHP) can be calculated as<br />

PHHP = HHPcirc + HHPbit (4-37)<br />

where HHPci,, = total HHP loss due to pressure losses in the circulating system<br />

HHPbit = hydraulic horsepower required at the bit<br />

The general hydraulic horsepower is<br />

Q LIP<br />

HHP = -<br />

1714<br />

(4-38)<br />

where Q = flow rate in gal/min<br />

AP = pressure difference in psi<br />

The minimum bit HHP is shown in Figure 4-104. The maximum useful bit<br />

HHP is shown in Figure 4-105 and Figure 4-106 [18].<br />

Useful Formulas<br />

Theoretical output Q, (gal/min) for a double action duplex pump is<br />

Q, = O.O13GNS( 0; - $) (4-39)<br />

where N = strokes per minute<br />

S = stroke length in in.<br />

D, = liner diameter in m<br />

d = piston rod diameter in in.<br />

Theoretical output Q, (gal/min) for a single action triplex pump is<br />

(2, = 0.0102 NS 0:<br />

(4-40)<br />

The volumetric efficiency q, for duplex pumps or triplex pumps is<br />

q =a Q<br />

" Q,<br />

(441)<br />

where Q, = actual volumetric flow rate in gal<br />

Input engine power IHP (hp) required for a given pump theoretical output<br />

Q, and pump working pressure PWP is<br />

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