Can the pump’s flow rate be adjusted via the inlet?
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I’m a beginner in the chemical industry; when flow rate is adjusted via the pump’s inlet, why does cavitation occur easily? Isn’t cavitation related to pressure and temperature as well?
It’s usually the pump outlet that regulates the flow rate, right?
Air pumps have inlets to regulate flow rate.
What about the liquid pump? Is a air pump the same as a compressor?
It’s usually export regulation; it depends on what kind of pump it is Most of them are not suitable for inlet regulation; insufficient inlet flow will result in issues
It’s usually export regulation; it depends on what kind of pump it is Most of them are not suitable for inlet regulation; insufficient inlet flow will result in issues