Why does the presence of gas in the liquid entering the pump inlet cause thermal overload of the pump? What is this phenomenon?

2011-04-21View Original

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Why does the presence of gas in the liquid entering the pump inlet cause thermal overload of the pump? What is this phenomenon?

Reply #22011-04-21

Reply 1# heshengyibiao: If there is air present, it will be impossible to pump. Over time, the material inside the pump will rub against the impeller, causing heat to be generated!

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