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Underground tank sealing

2008-11-07View Original

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The underground tank is designed to be sealed with nitrogen, but in actual operation, because the connection between the submersible pump and the tank cannot be sealed, it is impossible to turn on nitrogen for nitrogen sealing, and the materials placed are benzene, which has a strong smell and great harm. Is there a good way to connect such a submersible pump to the ground tank without air leakage? Otherwise, we have to think of other ways?
Reply #22008-11-07
Easy for you to use magnetic pump. By the way, I want to ask, how are your ground troughs sealed? The amount of pump leakage is mainly due to the sealing problem of your ground tank.
Reply #32008-11-16
The question is how to solve the sealing problem between the ground tank and the pump.
Reply #42009-08-28
You can try using butter to seal it

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