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Problems with installing the inlet filter of the drying tower circulating acid pump

2010-04-10View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 20:39. Please give me some advice.: Is it necessary to install a filter on the inlet pipeline of the drying tower circulating acid pump? I worry that it will often get clogged if installed. If not installed, I worry that filler will enter the pump and damage the impeller. How did you do it? # hcbbs
Reply #22010-04-10
We installed the filter. We chose 3mm openings which are easy to block. Later we changed to 6mm which was not clogged. It needs to be overhauled and cleaned once a year.
Reply #32010-04-10
There is no need to install a filter, it is of little use.
Reply #42010-04-10
Our original design also had a filter, which was often clogged during use and could easily burn out the pump. It was later dismantled and it was recommended that it be unnecessary to install it as it was of little use. It has been more than a year since we dismantled it, and it is in good condition. Generally, no big things will enter the drying tower.

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