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What is the purpose of the holes on the flanges at the front and back of a pipeline pump?

2024-10-17View Original

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I would like to ask what the holes on the front and rear flanges of pipeline pumps are for? See the figure.
Reply #22024-10-17
In my personal opinion, it can be used to exhaust air from the pump body
Reply #32024-10-25
It can’t be the exhaust vent; there’s a dedicated one for that.
Reply #42024-11-06
For exhaust applications, the mechanical seal of the vertical pump is too high
Reply #52024-11-14
Reserved flushing holes and pressure gauge connections that may be used during testing. But it’s not very useful; it’s also possible that the manufacturer has already produced all the standard drawings.
Reply #62024-12-21
PLAN14 is for flushing, it’s just that the sealing isn’t designed that way: lol
Reply #72025-02-10
The pump we use with clean water is only for venting and preventing freezing in winter: lol, it’s quite convenient for working with

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