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For pumps that are not in use during winter, how can the liquid inside the pump chamber be emptied?

2017-11-20View Original

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For pumps that are not in use during winter, how can the liquid inside the pump chamber be emptied? The pump itself doesn’t have a drain outlet. Is there any convenient way to deal with this? Thank you everyone.
Reply #22017-11-20
Just weld a relief valve under the inlet pipe
Reply #32017-11-20
The gas is blown out through the nearest outlet.
Reply #42017-11-20
Release and blow twice – there’s no good way around it.
Reply #52017-11-20
There is a plug at the bottom of the pump; turn the plug off to drain the water.
Reply #62017-11-22
If there is no plug at the bottom of the pump, then antifreeze can only be poured in. We have tried various purging methods, and residue always remains
Reply #72024-03-01
Just disconnect the connection at the imported pipeline.

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