Why must the cooling water be turned off after a pump equipped with cooling water stops operating?

2011-12-10View Original

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Why must the cooling water be turned off after a pump equipped with cooling water stops operating?

Reply #22011-12-10

This post was last edited by lovestory on 2011-12-10 at 19:43. Save energy and reduce costs – with prices so high, it’s important to save money! If it’s not turned off, the money will vanish just like this water, flowing away quickly!

Reply #32011-12-11

-_-! That works too; it seems cold, so protection against freezing is probably necessary.

Reply #42011-12-11

For pumps with cooling water, in winter we need to turn on a little cooling water for the pumps that have been shut down to prevent freezing

Reply #52011-12-12

There’s no need to turn it off; it’s mainly used to prevent freezing in winter, and the power consumption of the cooling water is practically negligible~~~

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