Is there a difference in the installation of eccentric reducers before and after the pump? If so, what is the reason?

2011-08-28View Original

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Is there a difference in the installation of eccentric reducers before and after the pump? If so, what is the reason?

Reply #22011-08-28

There is a difference: the eccentric large and small ends at the inlet are mainly designed for exhaust, while the outlet is intended to enable better conversion of kinetic energy into pressure energy

Reply #32011-08-29

Importing it is to ensure complete exhaust and prevent air entrapment

Reply #42011-08-30

There are two installation methods at the pump inlet: top-level and bottom-level. If the inlet pipe comes down from above and then becomes horizontal before entering the pump, the bottom-level installation method is used； If the inlet pipe comes down from below and becomes horizontal through an elbow before entering the pump, a \"top-level\" installation method is used.

Reply #52011-09-03

Reply to 4# xlxuiin: Could the person above explain it in more detail? What is top flat? What is a flat base? Looking forward to a reply. Thank you.

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