
A fluid food conveying pump is used to convey edible or nutritional fluids and semi-fluids (containing suspended soft and hard particles and with different viscosities), such as water, glycerin, yogurt, and juice concentrate. Since different fluid food have different viscosities, the internal flow characteristics and conveying performance of food conveying pump are greatly affected by viscosity. To obtain the influence law of fluid food viscosity on the internal flow characteristics of the pump, the internal flow characteristics of food conveying pump when conveying food of 4 different viscosities (water, glycerin, 67.2 °Bx wild jujube juice, and 71.0 °Bx haw juice) were compared and observed in this study. The results showed that, with the increase in food viscosity, the overall flow loss in the pump, the entropy generation, and the proportion of total entropy generation in the pump chamber increase, but the conveying performance of the food conveying pump gets worse; however, the pressure pulsation intensity caused by static and dynamic interferences decreases with the increase in viscosity.
external characteristic, radial force, Nutrition. Foods and food supply, pressure pulsation, conveying pump, entropy production, viscosity, TX341-641, Nutrition
external characteristic, radial force, Nutrition. Foods and food supply, pressure pulsation, conveying pump, entropy production, viscosity, TX341-641, Nutrition
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