Please, expert, help me solve the problem with pump modification
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This post was last edited by Lantian on 2017-5-4 at 14:37. When purchasing a submersible pump, choosing one with higher power and a larger outlet leads to the liquid continuously spraying out during operation. Does anyone have a better solution? No need to replace the pump
The most economical solution: cutting the impeller (i.e., reducing its diameter)
The most economical solution: cutting the impeller (i.e., reducing its diameter)
Do you mean it’s leaking from the shaft? ? ? What is the submersion depth? Single-tube or double-tube? ? ,
Double barrel. It’s not a leak. It’s shaking too much. Water will splash out under liquid
Aren’t you fixed? How can it be a spring? I can’t figure it out!
A submersible pump is also, in principle, a centrifugal pump, and its flow rate can be controlled using an outlet valve. It can also save electricity. If there are special requirements, a tee for return flow can also be connected at the outlet. Oh, the reason for the shaking is likely an installation issue; it needs to be reinforced.