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Is it possible to put the pump down and the outlet pipe from the top of the tank?

2017-05-04View Original

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As shown in the figure, the pump is on the same plane as the bottom of the tank. The outlet pipe is connected from the top of the tank. The maximum is about 3.5 meters. The pipe length is about 180 meters. The suction lift of the pump is 6 meters. Will such a takeover work properly? ? Ask for advice~~
Reply #22017-05-04
Is it a centrifugal pump? Before starting the pump for the first time, the high points must be vented. I have never seen a centrifugal pump inlet directly piping like this, but the pump inlet faces multiple sets of heat exchangers, and our device has pipes going up and down. These high points need to be continuously exhausted, continuously or intermittently. We exhaust them for about an hour each time to ensure that the pump is no longer pumped out.
Reply #32017-05-04
Since the centrifugal pump has such a long pipe, will the suction lift be insufficient?
Reply #42017-05-04
As long as the suction lift is sufficient and the air is exhausted, it can be used, but why is it designed like this to waste energy?
Reply #52017-05-04
The suction lift of the pump is sufficient and the design is fine. personal feeling

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