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Backflow issue of feed water pump

2009-03-02View Original

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During a actual operation, when we switched from using pump A to pump B, we encountered low pressures at the outlet of pump B as well as in the main feedwater pipe. I would like to ask everyone what could be the reasons for this
Reply #22009-03-02
This phenomenon should be temporary; it will return to normal after running for a while! The possible reason is that pump B does not exhaust properly!
Reply #32009-03-02
The output of the two pumps is the same. There are several possible reasons for this situation. 1. When switching between the two pumps, it should be after pump B is operating normally. When the pressure reaches the designed outlet pressure of the pump, open the outlet valve of pump B and close the outlet valve of pump A. 2. The feed water pump is generally centrifugal and may experience cavitation. When the pump’s suction inlet is low, priming is required.

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