Why are two purge lines installed at the outlet of the shielded pump?
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Why are two purge lines installed at the outlet of the shielded pump?
Why are two purge lines installed at the outlet of the shielded pump?
We have the same thing here, but ordinary centrifugal pumps only have one!
If purging is carried out using the same medium, one purge port should be sufficient. It is recommended to provide more detailed information about the actual situation so that everyone can discuss it together and learn from it!
Could an expert give some advice? I’d like to learn too* learn*.
Most large-scale shielded pumps use two heat exchange tubes! Increase its heat transfer rate and heat transfer efficiency! It also says that shielded pumps have better performance! This is also one of the reasons why shielded pumps are expensive!
Attention everyone on the fourth floor: the original poster is asking why two purge lines are installed at the outlet of the shielded pump Our device doesn’t use this thing. Friend on the fourth floor, if you have seen it, please describe it in detail.
Our unit also has a shielded pump; I went to take a look specifically, and there is only one purging pipe.
There are two flushing pipelines, each used to flush different parts: one is used to flush the motor area, and the other is used to flush the seals; I can’t remember exactly. Their main purpose is to protect the vulnerable components of the shielded pump.