What is the difference between a filter at the pump outlet and one at the pump inlet?
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This post was last edited by 156026692 on 2019-8-13 10:32. Differences between filters at the pump outlet and at the pump inlet
The filter can only remove a small amount of solid particles in order to improve the reliability of the pump’s operation; it is a requirement for pumps, and therefore is generally installed at the pump inlet. The filter installed at the outlet is intended to meet the filtration requirements of the equipment downstream; it has nothing to do with this pump
It’s mainly used at the entrances; as mentioned by FPPZ upstairs, it’s installed at exits primarily for reasons related to the processes downstream
They’re basically all at the entrance. Rarely exported
It is installed at the outlet solely for purifying the medium, while at the inlet it not only purifies the medium but also reduces wear on the pump impeller
First, you need to understand what the function of the filter itself is, and then consider where to install it so that it can fulfill the purpose you desire. The location where the filter is installed is also important; it is related to the positions of valves and instruments, but it is generally installed in the inlet pipeline. You can analyze it on your own specifically