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Centrifugal submersible pump

2016-08-09View Original

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Why is a low-temperature interlock required for centrifugal submersible pumps? ? ? Seeking advice
Reply #22016-08-09
It’s probably not the centrifugal submersible pump that’s to blame; rather, it’s your process that has caused the interlock to activate
Reply #32016-08-10
There is indeed a low-temperature interlock in place. Why is an interlock needed? (Methanol is inside the tank.)
Reply #42016-08-10
Low temperature is equivalent to a very low report; of course, operations are halted
Reply #52016-08-11
Are you afraid it will get too cold and freeze them?
Reply #62016-08-11
No, the methanol in the container is released from the system
Reply #72016-08-11
The structural design and material selection of the pump, as well as the configuration of the mechanical seal, all have their applicable ranges; there are limits regarding minimum and maximum temperatures, and this is likely related to those factors.

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