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Why does the pump cover need to be cooled with circulating water? But why isn’t the pump casing cooled?

2011-06-02View Original

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As the title suggests: Why does the pump cover need to be cooled with circulating water? But why isn’t the pump casing cooled?
Reply #22011-06-02
Cooling the pump casing changes the temperature of the medium, affecting the process. Pump cover cooling actually serves to support the seal, allowing it to operate for extended periods at lower temperatures.
Reply #32011-06-03
Agree with the opinion above. :victory:
Reply #42011-06-03
Cooling the pump casing is not feasible; for oil at temperatures over 300 degrees, it would function like a cooler. The pump cover cooling – what was said above is correct.
Reply #52011-06-03
The discussion is concise: filler cooling water.

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