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aI("text=The casing is often called the volute.<br>The volute shape is typically where the space between<br> the impeller and the casing wall increases as<br> you get towards the discharge. This helps reduce the turbulence<br> of the fluid leaving the impeller tips. The casing sometime has fixed vanes<br> called diffuser vanes which further help reduce the turbulence. A special design<br> called double volute effectively reduces the radial thrust. Pump casings<br> are built to certain standards, some pump manufacturers have their own<br> standards but in North America they mostly follow the standards of the<br>Hydraulic institute. A standard called ANSI B31.3 was devised to promote<br> intercheangablity of parts between manufacturers.<br>The API standard was devised to provide more robust casings that were required<br>in the petro-chemical industry.");
aI("text=See double volute;offbgcolor=red;offcolor=white;url=http://www.pumpfundamentals.com/pump_glossary.htm#gl171;");
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