For a trial run of the equipment with intermittent operation, to test forward and reverse rotation, do the inlet and outlet valves need to be opened?

2024-04-11View Original

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For a trial run of the equipment with intermittent operation, to test forward and reverse rotation, do the inlet and outlet valves need to be opened?

Reply #22024-04-11

It’s not necessary. During the trial run of the equipment, testing forward and reverse rotation is intended to check whether the equipment rotates in the correct direction and whether the motor and transmission system are functioning properly. During this process, it is usually not necessary to open the inlet and outlet valves, as the focus is on checking the operation of the mechanical parts and the electrical system. Opening the valve is a step considered only when a medium flow test is required. .

Reply #32024-05-06

There’s no need to turn it on; it can be tested with no load

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