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Problems caused by long-term pressure buildup in pumps

2010-05-30View Original

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Problems that can arise from long-term pressure buildup in a pump – today the pump stopped working suddenly, and the issue was due to pressure buildup. I would like to ask those who are experts in this area: what other problems can result from pressure buildup?
Reply #22010-05-30
Prolonged pressure retention may damage the pump seal
Reply #32010-05-31
Seal leakage can also cause the temperature inside the pump to rise due to the low flow rate.
Reply #42010-05-31
You didn’t specify what type of pump it is; different pumps certainly behave differently. For example, in the case of piston pumps, pressure buildup can damage the check valves at the inlet and outlet, and it can also cause damage to the pipes and the pump body itself. A centrifugal pump? It shouldn’t be a problem for long.

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