Daily Question: Methanol Technology Edition 20171004

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There are prizes for correct answers, and prizes as well for responses. By learning from the best practices in the *Brothers section, we can improve through questioning and grow more mature through our replies. True or False: Before starting a centrifugal pump, it is necessary to thoroughly fill it with liquid and remove any air from it, while also maintaining a certain inlet pressure, commonly known as \"head\", in order to prevent the medium being transported from vaporizing at the pump’s inlet. If there is gas inside the pump, or if the liquid boils and vaporizes at the pump’s inlet, it can lead to \"gas locking\" or \"cavitation\", resulting in a sharp drop in the pump’s flow rate, head, and efficiency, and even damaging the pump.

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