How to operate a feed pump with an inverter? Seeking help from experts
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This post was last edited by Green Lotus on 2019-1-17 at 11:27. Dear experts, there are a total of 3 high-pressure hydrogenation feed pumps in the system; 2 of the main pumps are equipped with frequency converters, while the spare pump does not have one? For starting the pump and making switching operations, how should the frequency conversion and minimum flow rate settings be handled?
The term “hydrogenation feed pump” is merely a naming convention in the process; it is not specified what type of pump it is. Variable-frequency pumps are only used to adjust the load. Learn according to the process*, and act in accordance with the operating procedures. There is gold beneath a man’s knees; the word \"beg\" should not be used as an expression of humility.
Adjust the frequency gradually, starting with the minimum reflux line. Once a certain frequency is reached and the pressure becomes normal, the outlet valve can be slowly opened to feed hydrogen. Adjust the frequency to an appropriate level based on actual conditions; the minimum reflux line can be closed as needed.
None of what you say is useful; please stop replying.
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This is the first time I’ve heard that hydrogen feed pumps come with variable frequency drives – what size are the motors you use?
2350KW, BB5 pump
You know, stop replying – you act like you’re so wise.
https://www.gongye168.com/jszy/jtys/57920.html There is information on this topic there