Everyone, take a look – is there any liquid flow inside the sealed sampler?
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This post was last edited by liu530014416 on 2020-4-26 at 18:37. Dear sea friends, take a look – will the liquid flow inside the sealed sampler if installed in this way? It wasn’t designed by the design institute; the installation location was decided by the workshop.
With a level difference present, it should be possible for flow to occur, right?
If the resistance of the sampler is not high, the material pumped past the sampler will flow
Fluidity depends on whether there is a pressure difference between the inlet and outlet. Theoretically, there is a certain negative pressure area at the pump’s inlet, which can create a pressure difference; however, if the pump’s flow rate is too low, the suction pressure remains equal to the pressure in the tower bottom. Then there will be no flow, or the flow rate will be very low.