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Is the pump circulating water connected?

2017-08-03View Original

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1. Are the inlet and outlet pipes for the pump’s circulating water connected? This way, even when the pump is not in use, the circulating water continues to flow. How do others set this up?
Reply #22017-08-03
Generally, no inlet and outlet connection pipes are provided.
Reply #32017-08-03
There is one set, and that’s the minimum return line
Reply #42017-08-03
What they mean is the circulating cooling water for the pump, not the material pumped by the pump
Reply #52017-08-04
Just keep it on then. How much water can there be in it? And if it’s turned off, isn’t there a risk that bacteria will multiply and block the flow channels? .
Reply #62017-08-04
What is this bacterial proliferation?

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