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Is steam or nitrogen better for flushing the high-temperature pump 62?

2016-06-04View Original

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This post was last edited by yulanggongwu on 2016-6-4 23:06. For sealing modifications, adding 62 cycles of flushing – would it be better to use nitrogen? Besides providing isolation, it can also help reduce temperature
Reply #22016-06-05
Steam is better. Why not use double-sealed 53B?
Reply #32016-06-05
It was originally 53A; the temperature is high after cooling, so I plan to change it to 53B and add a 62 as well
Reply #42016-06-05
53B plus 62 is good; use steam for 62! We have several pumps that were modified in this way as well, and they have been in use for several years. It’s still quite useful.
Reply #52016-06-23
Well, the manufacturer also thinks that steam is better
Reply #62016-06-23
The steam is good. Low-pressure steam provides excellent cleaning results

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