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Selection of water pumps

2015-07-09View Original

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I’d like to ask Haiyou: We currently have a heat exchanger whose heat source is an electrically heated water bath. Since the equipment itself has a relatively large volume, in order to avoid uneven temperature distribution within the equipment, we want to install a water pump to enable self-circulation of the water inside. I’m not sure how to choose a water pump for this situation I hope someone experienced can give some advice. Thank you!
Reply #22015-07-09
It seems it’s time to use the mixer: lol
Reply #32015-07-09
If the temperature and pressure in the electrically heated water bath are not high, calculate the net positive suction head; a regular centrifugal pump will suffice!

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