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There is no suction in the inlet pipeline of the centrifugal pump

2021-06-04View Original

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Guys, could you help figure this out? The centrifugal pump and the inlet pipeline are located at the bottom of a 50-liter tank. I want to add liquid into the tank through a drain port on the inlet pipeline, but instead of suction, the liquid sprays out from that drain port. Guys, please help me understand what’s going on.
Reply #22021-06-04
Operational issues, things related to pressure control. It’s best to send a simple view for easier discussion.
Reply #32021-07-19
By \"attractive force,\" you must be referring to negative pressure; there is certainly static water pressure at the bottom of the tank
Reply #42021-07-26
It’s still simpler to add it at the outlet of the centrifugal pump, and a positive displacement pump has to be used.

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