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Issues regarding the spring force of the air valve in vertical reciprocating pumps

2018-03-03View Original

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For the JZJW600/300/200 unit and the WLW-200B primary pump, the air valves are ring-type. Previously, the ultimate vacuum level of the reciprocating pump was -96 Kpa; after replacing the air valve springs in February, the vacuum level improved to -92 Kpa. This increase in vacuum level resulted in higher load on the Roots pump. The temperature of the intake valve of the reciprocating pump was 52°C, while the temperature of the exhaust valve was 90°C. As a result, the vacuum level of the system was not satisfactory. Is it really a problem with the spring, and how should I choose a spring? If anyone knows the answer, I would appreciate their advice. Wishing everyone great success in 2018 and easy work.
Reply #22018-03-04
It would be better to replace the air valve or spring and compare them, as that makes it easier to make a judgment

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