The outlet buffer tank of the Texaco high-pressure coal slurry pump is damaged (the bladder has ruptured), causing fluctuations in the outlet pressure. How to deal with this?

2018-06-02View Original

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The outlet buffer tank of the Texaco high-pressure coal slurry pump is damaged (the bladder has ruptured), causing fluctuations in the outlet pressure. How to deal with this?

Reply #22018-06-02

Has enough time been used? Is it imported and original? Replace it.

Reply #32018-06-02

Is it that \"sac\" that eliminates pulses? It should be replaced

Reply #42018-06-02

The damper serves to absorb and buffer the outlet pressure; if it gets damaged, it needs to be replaced with a new one

Reply #52018-06-09

Doesn’t the pressure in the buffer tank fluctuate constantly? If the fluctuations are significant, it might be due to large variations in pump pressure; it’s possible to check whether large particles in the slurry are causing blockages in the pipelines.

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