Do the drain lines at the pump’s inlet and outlet both need to be sealed and connected to the sludge oil system?
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Do the drain lines at the pump’s inlet and outlet both need to be sealed and connected to the sludge oil system?
Our unit is equipped with pipelines for heavy foul oil and light foul oil, but neither of them is in use. The condensate from the pump inlet and outlet is directly discharged to the sludge oil valve well. As for light-component pumps or compressors, they all need to be sealed.
It is very necessary; with such high environmental standards these days, waste cannot be discharged carelessly anywhere
These days, many designs feature sealed discharge systems~~~ which are clean, tidy, and environmentally friendly~~~
It’s designed this way; how many are in use?
Environmental regulations are stricter now; discharge cannot be done recklessly.
Generally, it is sent to the oily wastewater system for treatment in the utility wastewater processing; if the amount is large, it should be recovered to the sludge oil system. We use both methods.
No matter where it goes, sealed emission and recycling must be ensured. The time span between 2009 and 2017 is not very long, but today there is a much greater emphasis on environmental protection in design.
No matter where it goes, sealed emission and recycling must be ensured. The time span between 2009 and 2017 is not very long, but today there is a much greater emphasis on environmental protection in design.
Closed discharge for easy recycling! Environmental protection