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Condensate pump of the hot well

2018-12-23View Original

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The heat well’s condensate pumps consist of two pumps. Why are two pipes drawn from the bottom of the heat well to connect to each pump respectively, just like in the case of pumps that operate in tandem with one as a backup? What is the reasoning behind this design?
Reply #22018-12-24
It is likely to prevent an excessive amount of condensate water from being generated; therefore, two pumps are needed to pump water simultaneously. If they share the same inlet, the flow rate will definitely not be sufficient. Therefore, two pipes are used to connect each pump separately.

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