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How to eliminate the blind plate force of the pump outlet pipe

2009-03-01View Original

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The blind plate force generated by a large flow pump when starting the pump has a great impact on the outlet pipe, causing the pipe above the soft connection to rise. If the outlet pipe is equipped with a guide frame, it cannot prevent its rise. This force will produce torque on the main pipe and cause damage to the pipe. If a fixed frame is used, it will cause damage to the pump outlet pipe and cause great vibration to the support platform. Is there a better way to eliminate or reduce the impact when starting the pump? ?
Reply #22009-03-01
The large flow pump outlet pipe support can be a spring support. At the same time, the spring support must be set as a sliding support, not a fixed frame, and must have a certain guiding function.
Reply #32009-03-01
Spring bracket, it is best not to use a fixed bracket. The nozzle load is easy to calculate when calculating stress.
Reply #42009-03-01
What you said above is correct. Can you consider using a soft start switch or variable frequency to start the pump to extend the start time?
Reply #52009-03-02
Thank you everyone, what kind of spring bracket should I use for 500 pipes and a pressure of about 3 kilograms? ? ?

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