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A Performance Prediction Method for Pumps as Turbines (PAT) Using a CFD Modeling Approach

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Table 1. Pumps characteristics
Figure 1. Geometry and fluid volume
Figure 2. Binary tree mesh for three pumps
Figure 4. Pressure distribution in the fluid volume of pumps 2 and 3
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