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CAMERON HYDRAULIC DATA - Pump Technical Books

Iii Preface to the Twentieth EditionCAMERON HYDRAULIC data The CAMERON HYDRAULIC data Book is a Flowserve Corporation publication and, as in the previous nineteen editions, is published as an aid to engineers involved with the selection and application of pumping equipment. The twentieth edition includes some new content additions. First is a helpful reference on mechanical seal piping plans which starts on Page 8-29. This guide includes illustrated pump cross-sections and piping plan schematics as well as a description of the purpose, typical applications and preventative maintenance tips for each plan. The new edition also includes an updated Pump Selection Guide (Section 11) which matches the complete pump portfolio of Flowserve Corporation with primary served markets.

Friction — viscous liquids — valves and fittings..... 3-136 *NOTE: Pages 3-117 through 3-123 are located in this section (following Paper Stock Friction Data) for convenience and ready reference. 3 ⌂ ☰

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