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This post was last edited by Catalyzing a Grain on 2023-1-25 at 22:28. What are the two holes in this pump box for? Those who know the subject well can share their knowledge and give explanations.
I’ve never seen this type of pump before; it’s really eye-opening.
Haven’t seen it. However, it’s not difficult to figure out the principle – just look up the pump’s manual, consult the manufacturer, and since it appears to be an older model, you can also get information by asking the technical staff at your workplace. I can’t tell what type of pump it is; it would be best to send a photo of the appearance of these two holes, so as to see if they are two adjustment screws, for reference.
Could it be the steam inlet and outlet of the steam jacket?
It’s not possible; there’s no manual for the pump.
It could be, or some medium such as cooling water. Wait for the experts
It is recommended to send the sign; it might help in solving the problem. For reference.
A vacuum pump? It can’t be the interface tube for the working fluid (such as media like water), right? !
Maybe, to seek affirmative opinions.
If it is a high-viscosity medium, is it possible that it serves as a flushing and cleaning fluid? For reference. It’s obvious at a glance that this thing has the potential to disintegrate.
Internal meshing for high viscosity; heat tracing steam or other heating media may be used to raise the temperature of the medium