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Water jet vacuum problem

2017-10-11View Original

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When the water-jet vacuum system starts operating, the vacuum level can reach -0.94; after half an hour, the vacuum level begins to drop, and the motor temperature is high. The system is well-sealed – what could be the reason?
Reply #22017-10-11
Has the temperature of the working fluid increased?
Reply #32017-10-11
Also, check whether there are bubbles in the working fluid as it enters the pump.
Reply #42017-10-11
The small pump has a flow rate of 180 liters per second; the water temperature does not rise. Also, after draining the buffer tank, it doesn’t take long before a large amount of water accumulates again
Reply #52017-10-12
You resolved the issue of water accumulating in the buffer tank, so the vacuum level should have increased
Reply #62017-10-12
The motor heats up after working for a long time due to reduced operation
Reply #72017-10-13
The motor might be too small, resulting in high temperatures under heavy load, or there could be a problem with the motor itself; it needs to be repaired.

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