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I would like to ask based on practical experience: can pump cavitation cause the material inside to leak?

2019-08-09View Original

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I would like to ask based on practical experience: can pump cavitation cause the material inside to leak? Is it just the pump that’s damaged?
Reply #22019-08-09
If the mechanical seal leaks after cavitation occurs, the material will leak as well
Reply #32019-08-09
It will leak once the seal is damaged; it didn’t leak before
Reply #42019-08-09
The pump is broken; first the impeller fails, then the seal fails, and gradually it starts to leak.
Reply #52019-08-09
Over time, it gets damaged and then starts to leak.
Reply #62019-08-18
It first causes damage to the impeller; once the seal is damaged, the material starts to leak

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