There is noise coming from the accumulator at the outlet end of the reciprocating pump; it sounds like there is sand moving around inside. What could be the problem?

2018-04-06View Original

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There is noise coming from the accumulator at the outlet end of the reciprocating pump; it sounds like there is sand moving around inside. What could be the problem?

Reply #22018-04-06

It’s the sound of a check valve leaking; it’s better to open it and take a look if it’s convenient.

Reply #32018-04-06

Generally, it is the medium inside the reciprocating pump causing such noise; if it persists, this can be considered the cause. If it appears suddenly, it is recommended to check the accumulator

Reply #42018-04-07

Thank you. The sound has been there the whole time; I thought there might be a problem with the valve plates inside the reciprocating pump

Reply #52018-04-10

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