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What should be done if the cooling water of a pump freezes in cold weather? ? ?

2016-01-27View Original

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What should be done if the cooling water of a pump freezes in cold weather? ? ? What are the main anti-freezing measures for pumps and pipelines in colder areas of the north? ? ?
Reply #22016-01-28
Insulate the pipes; for pipes that are not in use, drain the liquid from them. If this cannot be done, provide heating – either electric heating or steam heating; Drain the liquid from the standby pump; if it doesn’t drain, you can start the standby pump – it will just consume a little more electricity.
Reply #32016-01-28
Warm it up slowly using steam or hot water
Reply #42016-01-28
If it has already frozen, use hot water to thaw it. In the northern regions, operating equipment must be installed indoors, while outdoor piping systems need to be insulated with heating elements; generally, electric heating strips are used, while steam heating is employed for special cases
Reply #52016-02-02
Drain the liquid from within the spare pump’s casing; reduce the flow rate of the seal water – this way it’s less likely to freeze

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