The compression ratio of the shielded pump is insufficient
Thread Content
Hello everyone, I encountered quite a few problems with the shielded pump I installed. Experts in this field told me that the pump’s outlet valve was too close to the actual outlet, resulting in an insufficient compression ratio. I’m quite confused; I hope experts from all walks of life can offer some guidance. Thank you.
If the pump outlet flange and the outlet valve are too close to each other, does it affect the compression ratio? Is it causing the low outlet pressure of the pump?
Is the poster sure that shielded pumps have a compression ratio?
Pumps are discussed in terms of head, but I’ve never heard of a compression ratio for them. Has the volume of the liquid changed significantly after passing through the pump? They’re probably trying to trick you. Insufficient flow may be due to a slightly clogged inlet T-filter. What about the pump’s outlet pressure? Is it normal? Blockage in the impeller flow channel can also cause insufficient flow rate.
I haven’t heard of any issues with the compression ratio of the pump
Regarding shielded pumps, add me on QQ: 79753774 for a detailed discussion.