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The circulating cooling water of the boiler feed water pump has leaked into the feed water

2017-05-27View Original

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Have you ever encountered a situation where the circulating cooling water from the boiler feed pump leaks into the feed water? How should I deal with this?
Reply #22017-05-28
A small amount leaks into the system, increasing the boiler’s drainage volume; pay attention to the system’s pH and conductivity; Repair the pump promptly.
Reply #32017-05-31
I’ve never encountered that; the pump must have been disassembled for inspection
Reply #42017-06-01
The shaft seal cooling water on the suction side of the feedwater pump may leak into the inlet of the first-stage impeller of the feedwater pump, thereby mixing into the feedwater. Therefore, the shaft seal cooling water for power plant feedwater pumps is high-quality deionized water that is used in a closed-loop system (with a closed-loop cooling water tank); heat is removed from this water using specialized surface heaters.

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