Why is a vacuum gauge installed at the inlet of the oil circulation pump in a heat transfer oil furnace?

2023-05-30View Original

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Why is a vacuum gauge installed at the inlet of the oil circulation pump in a heat transfer oil furnace?

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A vacuum gauge is installed at the inlet of the oil circulation pump in the heat transfer oil furnace, primarily to monitor the vacuum level in the oil piping system. When there are leaks or blockages in the system, the oil flow rate is affected, which in turn causes negative pressure to be generated in the oil piping system. A vacuum gauge allows for the timely detection of negative pressure in the system, enabling appropriate corrective actions to be taken to ensure its proper operation. Furthermore, the vacuum gauge can also help adjust the operating parameters of the heat transfer oil furnace, thereby improving its efficiency and safety. .

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