How to solve the cavitation problem of pumps

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Gentlemen, since the evaporator is heated under vacuum conditions, I would like to ask how to address the cavitation problem in the transfer pump from the first effect to the second effect; the vacuum level in the second effect is higher than that in the first effect.

Reply #22009-08-10

Hello, I am from the Shanghai office of German special pumps. The pumps produced by our company are designed with an NPSH of almost zero, which ensures protection against cavitation. A typical application is transporting condensate at 100-120°C. If interested, please call Mr. Tang at 13916343243 or send an email to fei.root@gmail.com

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