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Regarding pump cavitation and booster pump issues. . . . . . . .

2012-05-27View Original

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1. One of our pumps suffers from severe cavitation, and it’s difficult to resolve this issue through pipeline design; is it possible to take some measures on the pump itself to address it? 2. A fellow camper suggested that I could use a pressure booster pump. I would like to ask about the principle of such pumps, as well as their mechanical workings and how to operate them. Thank you.
Reply #22012-05-27
Can’t understand that “one pump has severe cavitation, and it’s difficult to solve the issue from a pipeline engineering perspective”? What’s the reason? The pipeline process is difficult to address; let’s first introduce the process conditions. A booster pump should also be a pump, right? To address cavitation, the choice should be based on the process conditions! ! ! ! !

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