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The vibration in the pipeline at the outlet of the feed water pump is caused by the vibration generated as the feed water pump rotates, which is transmitted to the connected pipelines; it represents a transmission from the vibration source. ( × )
The vibration in the pipeline at the outlet of the feed water pump is caused by the vibration generated as the feed water pump rotates, which is transmitted to the connected pipelines; it represents a transmission from the vibration source. ( X )
The vibration in the pipeline at the outlet of the feed water pump is caused by the vibration generated as the feed water pump rotates, which is transmitted to the connected pipelines; it represents a transmission from the vibration source. (True)
The vibration in the pipeline at the outlet of the feed water pump is caused by the vibration generated as the feed water pump rotates, which is transmitted to the connected pipelines; it represents a transmission from the vibration source. (Yes)
1. The base of the water pump itself is equipped with shock-absorbing devices that can mitigate some of the vibrations caused by the rotation of the pump; therefore, the vibrations in the pump’s outlet pipe are not entirely due to the rotation of the pump; 2. At the pump outlet, variations in the pressure of the fluid, changes in the fluid’s velocity, and unstable flow conditions can all cause vibrations in the outlet pipeline ; 3. The installation position of the water pump outlet pipe and the appropriateness of its fixing devices can also cause vibration in the water pump outlet pipe ; 4. Additionally, whether the water pump is operating properly and whether there is air in the system can both cause vibration in the pump’s outlet pipeline
The vibration in the pipeline at the outlet of the feed water pump is caused by the vibration generated as the feed water pump rotates, which is transmitted to the connected pipelines; it represents a transmission from the vibration source. (Yes)