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Should the canned pump be equipped with a bearing monitor?

2008-01-19View Original

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Is it necessary to install a bearing monitor on the canned pump?
Reply #22008-01-24
It depends on the economics of your materials. Generally, there is no need to install it. If you find that there is no discharge or abnormal noise or machine tripping, you can start the backup pump, or cut off the front and rear valves for maintenance. Bearings are generally graphite bearings, which do not allow flow interruption. The motor and bearings are generally cooled by materials. Impurities are not allowed to enter, otherwise you will have to wait for the pump to be repaired. Generally, a filter device is installed on the feed pipe.

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