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Can a regular centrifugal pump, such as the IS50-32-160, drain water from a vacuum tank?

2010-11-07View Original

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I’d like to ask everyone! The vacuum level of the water tank is -0.092 MPa
Reply #22010-11-08
You need to calculate whether the static pressure difference and internal pressure at the water tank level are greater than the allowable cavitation head at the pump inlet; for example, even if the vacuum level is high, if the tank is located at a high elevation, this condition can be met

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