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Issues regarding the inlet and outlet of cam pumps

2019-08-27View Original

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This post was last edited by wsm1988 on 2019-8-28 08:57. Is there a difference between the inlet and outlet of German BORG cam pumps?
Reply #22019-08-29
I didn’t catch that. Are you saying the import and export sizes are different?
Reply #32019-08-29
I didn’t catch that. Are you saying the import and export sizes are different?
Reply #42019-08-29
Although cam pumps have identical inlets and outlets, many reducers have a defined rotation direction. Moreover, if the clearance between the pump’s synchronizing gears is too large, it is not possible to reverse the pump’s rotation; doing so could cause the impellers to collide with each other. Additionally, most mechanical seals are of the multi-spring type, and whenever springs are involved, there is an issue related to the direction of rotation – it is best to avoid reversing the pump if possible

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