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The storage tank is on the 2nd floor, and water is pumped up to the 1st floor using a pump. The pump has stopped working, but water is still coming out of its outlet. What can be done?

2017-07-04View Original

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The storage tank is on the 2nd floor, and water is pumped up to the 1st floor using a pump. The pump has stopped working, but water is still coming out of its outlet. What could be the reason? Is there any solution? ? ? ? ?
Reply #22017-07-04
Can a centrifugal pump be replaced with a positive displacement pump? ?
Reply #32017-07-04
I don’t understand what’s being said. The tank is on the 2nd floor; no pump is needed, as water will flow down to the 1st floor due to gravity. Why lift it?
Reply #42017-07-04
Just close the inlet valve of the pump. . .
Reply #52017-07-04
Oh, then use a control valve with interlocking!
Reply #62017-07-04
After stopping the pump, close the inlet and outlet; flow will continue as long as there is a height difference.
Reply #72017-07-04
The inlet and outlet also need to be closed after switching to a positive displacement pump.

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