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Exit jet and recirculating flow pattern of pump

Video Author: Richard Malinauskas PhD
Published on: 03.27.2017
Associated with: ASAIO Journal. 63(2):150-160, March/April 2017

At test condition 5, the outlet jet in the exit diffuser was skewed toward the outer wall in all four data sets. This asymmetry created a large recirculation region near the inner wall of the pump diffuser. Video demonstrates the exit jet and recirculating flow pattern.

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