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Installation and Use of Stainless Steel Magnetic Pump

2017-10-20View Original

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Installation and Use of Stainless Steel Magnetic Pumps: Stainless steel magnetic pumps are new products that apply the working principle of permanent magnet couplings to pumps. They feature rational design and advanced manufacturing techniques, as well as full sealing, leak-free operation, and corrosion resistance; their performance is on par with that of similar foreign products.   Installation and Use of Stainless Steel Magnetic Pumps 1. Stainless steel magnetic pumps should be installed horizontally; vertical installation is not recommended. The pump body must not bear the weight of the pipelines. In cases where vertical installation is required for special reasons, the motor must face upwards.   2. When the liquid level at the point of suction is above the pump’s axis, it is sufficient to open the valve in the suction pipeline before starting the pump; if the liquid level is below the pump’s axis, a bottom valve must be installed in the pipeline.   3. Before using the pump, it should be inspected to ensure that the motor blades rotate smoothly, without any jamming or abnormal noises, and that all fasteners are tightened properly.   4. Check whether the rotation direction of the motor matches the orientation markings on the stainless steel magnetic pump.   5. After the motor starts, slowly open the discharge valve; once the pump is in normal operation, adjust the discharge valve to the desired opening degree.   6. Before stopping the pump, the discharge valve should be closed first, followed by the suction pipe valve. Installation and Use of Stainless Steel Magnetic Pump
Reply #22017-10-21
Excuse me, is the isolation sleeve made of stainless steel? If so, how is magnetic force transmitted? If the magnetic force is strong enough to allow conduction, what is then the maximum pressure it can withstand? Simply put, it is about determining how thick the insulation sleeve can be while still ensuring magnetic conductivity

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