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Can pumping transfer the material from Reactor A to Reactor B completely?

2018-09-30View Original

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When transferring material from Reactor A to Reactor B, will the pump not experience cavitation at the end of the transfer? Please explain whether this can completely remove the material
Reply #22018-09-30
Of course, the air will become polluted by the end; just turn it off right after it’s over
Reply #32018-09-30
Here, we stop the pump whenever we observe unstable pressure at the pump outlet, and then use the pump inlet drain line to empty it.
Reply #42018-09-30
Actually, using vacuum extraction is also a very convenient method.
Reply #52018-10-01
It’s possible to complete the process, but it causes significant damage to the pump’s mechanical seal; gas pressure can be used, or vacuum extraction can also be employed
Reply #62018-10-01
Pump the liquid until the DCS level stops dropping; once the pressure gauge at the pump outlet shows fluctuations on site, it can be stopped

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