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Selection of high-temperature condensate pumps

2017-03-02View Original

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Condensate pumps are often forced to use external water cooling due to vaporization evacuation, which wastes resources and affects on-site management. Can the problem of condensate vaporization and evacuation be solved by choosing the appropriate type of pump? I’d like to ask everyone: handshake
Reply #22017-03-02
It should be possible; if the requirements are stringent, additional pump rooms can be added to avoid problems.
Reply #32017-03-03
You can choose a barrel bag pump! Could it also be that the flow rate of your pump is lower than its minimum flow rate?
Reply #42017-06-22
Can a barrel pump be used to draw water at temperatures over 100 degrees without causing vacuum? Our water temperature is usually around 100
Reply #52017-06-22
Can a barrel pump be used to draw water at temperatures over 100 degrees without causing vacuum? Our water temperature is usually around 100
Reply #62017-07-02
The net positive suction head at the pump inlet is insufficient; check the height difference from the condensate recovery tank to the pump inlet.

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