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How to avoid vortices at the pump inlet

2009-03-25View Original

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If the pump inlet is too close to the liquid surface, vortices can easily form on the surface. How can this be avoided? How should swirls be dealt with?
Reply #22009-03-25
1. Placing the inlet as underwater as possible can also prevent evacuation. 2. Divide the liquid tank into irregular shapes using suitable materials; generally, a labyrinth-shaped partition is welded first and then placed into the tank, making sure no dead corners are created. 3. Try not to place the liquid outlet in the exact center of the tank; it is better to position it near the edge.

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