I have a small question about eddy current pumps
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On the pump inlet flange of the company’s vortex pump used for transporting steam condensate, there is a small funnel-like device; at the bottom of this funnel there is a small screw that can be rotated to open it. I would like to know what purpose this device serves.
Without a picture, who knows? It can’t be a strainer or a Y-filter, right?
It’s this one. Sorry for sending the photo a bit late
I personally estimate it to be a drainage filling device; once it’s filled with drainage, the small screw is tightened to achieve sealing
Agree with the view on the sixth floor; it’s used for inflating traffic
Agree with the view on the sixth floor; it’s used for inflating traffic
For filling pumps? Prevent the pump from running idle when there is no water in the pipeline while driving? But is it necessary? The liquid level in the tank should always be higher than that of the pump, right? Just vent the air from the pump outlet, right?