Are there any that use magnetic filters in front of the pump?
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For the asphalt medium, a magnetic filter is used considering that the filtration area of conventional filters is too large
This post was last edited by 3983596_FPPZ on 2018-12-10 at 15:30. The type of filter to use depends on the impurities that need to be filtered out; it has nothing to do with the filtering area. Just because a filter’s filtering area is large does not mean that another type of filter should be used. Different types of filters have different structures, and they cannot be used interchangeably. Magnetic filters are primarily used to filter ferromagnetic impurities, such as rust and welding slag – impurities that can be easily attracted by permanent magnets. This type of filter is commonly used in magnetic pumps.
A magnetic filter can only filter magnetic substances; it shouldn’t be used without a mesh filter!
Agree with 2#: It has nothing to do with the filtering area. A magnetic filter is used because there are ferromagnetic impurities in the fluid that need to be removed; otherwise, they will enter the pump casing, accelerating damage to the pump, **reducing its service life, or even causing it to become unusable. The type of filtering mechanism used depends on the impurities present in the fluid, and it has absolutely nothing to do with the area or size of the pipes.:)