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Cooling flush for shielded pumps

2017-06-05View Original

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I would like to ask what the red part in the image is and what its function is How does the self-cleaning of the yellow area exchange heat with the circulating water?
Reply #22017-06-05
The red part should be the exhaust system; as for the cooling system, you can search on Baidu for diagrams of shielded pump structures.
Reply #32017-06-05
The red part is for exhaust, while the yellow part is used for cooling the pump body and motor
Reply #42017-06-05
What kind of exhaust is it? Is it for venting?
Reply #52017-06-05
When starting the pump, exhaust will occur from the red area you marked earlier; once the liquid starts to flow continuously, it can be assumed that there is no gas inside the pump and its operation is normal.
Reply #62017-06-05
The red section can be considered a type of tee or connector, used to link the heat exchanger (yellow section) with the motor. Filters and exhaust valves can also be installed there; there is an exhaust valve shown in this diagram. Since these pumps are designed for high-temperature applications, they are engineered to include a filling process and an exhaust process, with the purpose of removing gases from the fluid being transported or any air remaining inside the pump. The yellow section is a sleeve – the cooling medium flows on the outside, while the high-temperature medium you want to transport flows inside
Reply #72017-06-06
Thank you all, I’ve learned a lot! :lol
Reply #82017-06-06
The red one is used for venting the medium conveyed through the tube inside the sleeve, that is, for venting the pump body; The yellow area is used for cooling the pump body via a sleeve, with cooling water flowing inside the tube.

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