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Outlet valve of the high-pressure coal slurry pump at the Northwest Research Institute

2011-12-02View Original

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I would like to ask those who use water-coal slurry systems produced by the Northwest Institute: what is the fault condition of the shut-off valves on the coal slurry pipeline at the outlet of the high-pressure coal slurry pump, as well as those on the pump’s return pipeline? I noticed that in the cases of the Northwest Institute’s systems, these valves are in the closed position. If that’s the case, could it damage the pump?
Reply #22011-12-02
There’s no need to worry about this, as the slurry pump stops first in case of a fault, and the shut-off valve closes after a delay of 1 second

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