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The bottom pump is evacuated

2021-12-06View Original

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How should vacuum in a atmospheric pressure bottom pump be addressed due to excessive seal oil injection from the standby pump? Seeking an answer
Reply #22021-12-07
Consider the following: 1. Is the injected sealing oil too light, or does it contain water? Try using a heavier sealing oil instead; 2. When the pump is in standby mode, reduce the amount of seal oil supplied or stop supplying it altogether (consult the pump manufacturer for specific details)
Reply #32021-12-08
1. The mechanical seal may be damaged. 2. Replace the key sealing oil.
Reply #42021-12-09
It might be due to the sealing oil; however, it’s possible that the sealing oil contains water, or that circulating water has leaked into the pump. This requires a mechanic to disassemble and inspect it to determine ;
Reply #52022-01-04
For normal bottom pumps, a reduced-four-wire system is basically used for seal oil; the light seal oil will inevitably vaporize, regardless of the amount injected.

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