What impact does insufficient head of the circulation pump in a heat transfer oil boiler have on the boiler?
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For a heat transfer oil boiler, if the head pressure of the circulation pump is insufficient, can the boiler still be used? The circulating resistance of the body and the circulating resistance of the pipeline.
Insufficient head of the circulation pump affects the flow rate of the heat transfer oil; poor heat exchange can lead to coking on the pipe walls.
If the head pressure is insufficient, the requirements for heat transfer oil cannot be met. A flow rate of 2 meters per second is required; a lower flow rate means that the heat transfer oil spends more time in the boiler, which accelerates its aging. Additionally, the heating effect will also be significantly reduced. It’s better to replace the pump
Insufficient head of the circulation pump leads to slow flow rates, slow heating of oil-based equipment, and easy coking of the heat transfer oil coils in the boiler.
The head pressure is insufficient, which leads to a decrease in the circulation volume of the heat transfer oil; the consequences may be as mentioned on the 4th floor