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What impact do small pieces of plastic packing from cooling towers in the water have on water pumps?

2018-11-27View Original

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This post was last edited by foam_ZPTK on 2018-11-27 at 12:40. The 300S-32 pump uses a closed impeller; will the presence of a small amount of plastic packing from the cooling tower in the water affect the normal operation of the pump? Will it affect those accessories?
Reply #22018-11-27
Let’s check the dimensions; if it gets stuck inside the impeller, it will definitely affect the pump’s parameters
Reply #32018-11-27
If the fragment size is not large, it can pass through the impeller, and if the pump shaft seal is filled with packing, there is no significant impact.
Reply #42018-11-27
There are actually two points: First, it concerns how things proceed sexually in terms of whether there might be blockages or obstructions in certain narrow spaces, such as the flow channels of the impeller blades, the space between the impeller and the pump body, the sealing chambers, and the flushing pipelines. Second, if there is indeed an obstruction in some of these gaps, it could cause wear or damage to the rotating or stationary components, such as the ring gaskets and sealing areas.

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