The siphoning effect of the pipeline at the pump outlet at the bottom of the low-temperature storage tank
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Please provide a systematic explanation of the siphoning effect in the pipeline at the pump inlet at the bottom of the low-temperature storage tank. There is a vague concept, but it’s impossible to provide a scientific explanation to others
It may be similar to the working principle of a [thermosiphon reboiler].
I originally wanted to learn *something, but there was no content available.
It can’t stick down. Is it in this section of the pipe, where the suction at the pump inlet can easily create a relative negative pressure? And to vaporize the liquid, is this small tube installed so that the generated gas (a gas-liquid mixture with relatively low density) can return naturally to the storage tank? ?
For the truth, so as not to sink. Please have LAC experts or industry leaders share their insights, or discuss this topic
Siphon? ~~The storage tank, pump, and pump return pipe form a U-shaped tube~~