The problem of easy evacuation in heat transfer oil gas separators
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In practical use, heat transfer oil pumps tend to experience vacuum conditions due to the absence of oil level in the high-position heat expansion tank. How can vacuum formation be avoided during operation? Analysis 1: When newly installed heat transfer oil is used and the high-level tank is empty, it is easy for air to be drawn into the oil-gas separator; as a result, the amount of heat transfer oil pumped in will be greater than the amount entering. Moreover, the capacity of the oil-gas separator for heat transfer oil is only 100–200 liters. Everyone, am I right? So how can we solve the problem of pumps getting clogged easily?
It keeps cycling; there’s no downtime. Generally, a high liquid level in the expansion tank at the upper position is required