【Daily Question】11.4 True or False: Seal oil density
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This post was last edited by Adventure Dog on 2015-11-5 00:18. True or False: If the density of the sealing oil is too low, it can cause pump cavitation. In the [Petroleum and Chemicals Section], there’s a thread titled “Share Your Ideas Anytime”; in the [Petroleum and Chemicals Forum], there’s a thread called “Recent Events at Work”; and in the [Petroleum and Chemicals Section], there’s an event called “Show Off Your SimSun Font” – registration address: @ Guan Gongyu
An excessively low oil density can cause pump cavitation
That’s correct; if the oil density is too low, it will easily vaporize when it enters the negative pressure area of the pump, resulting in the pump failing to deliver fluid and becoming empty
If the density of the sealing oil is too low, it can cause the pump to go into vacuum condition. Yes
If the oil sealing density is too low, it can cause the pump to experience vacuum. Yes
True or False: An excessively low oil density can cause the pump to experience cavitation. Yes
Too low oil density can cause pump cavitation, error