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Regarding the isolation pack behind the pressure gauge on the outlet of the screw pump (for transporting crude oil)?

2010-10-11View Original

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What is the purpose of the isolation pack behind the pressure gauge at the outlet of the screw pump (which transports crude oil)? What is the internal structure like? What principle? Thank you all, experts!
Reply #22010-10-12
It should be an isolation fluid; crude oil solidifies easily, and if it does so and blocks the fluid conduit of the pressure gauge, the readings of the pressure gauge will be incorrect.

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