Reasons for the presence of gas inside a centrifugal pump

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This post was last edited by foam_ZPTK on 2018-4-15 23:25. What are the reasons for gas formation inside the crude oil transfer pumps (centrifugal pumps) in the storage and transportation area during operation? I personally think it’s due to vaporization; if so, I need to find out the cause of that vaporization.

Reply #22018-04-14

High crude oil temperature, clogged pump inlet filter, low liquid level in crude oil tank

Reply #32018-04-14

The crude oil contains a high amount of water, and its temperature is high, causing the water to vaporize; it is recommended to carry out dehydration treatment of the crude oil

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