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Methods to prevent water pumps from freezing in winter

2016-12-21View Original

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This post was last edited by qiuqiu0810 on 2016-12-21 at 11:35. In winter, the pumps used in water supply systems in northern regions are prone to freezing; to address this issue, we should take the following measures to maintain these pumps. The following six points are precautions for winter water pumps. It is necessary to carry out regular maintenance to prevent the water pump from cracking due to freezing, thereby extending its service life.      1. If the water pump freezes, pour hot water or boiling water into it to melt the ice. Or heat the water pump housing.      2. Place the pump in an environment at normal temperature. Any temperature above zero is fine.      3. Drain the water from the water pump, and add water again when in use. Prevent the water pump from freezing and cracking.      4. Use an underground pump. The water pump is placed underground; generally, since underground water pumps are deep below the surface, they do not freeze.      5. Use insulated water pumps. Add insulation to the steam or hot water. To prevent the water pump from freezing.      6. Use a non-self-priming centrifugal pump. When in use, just add water
Reply #22016-12-21
Appropriate anti-freezing measures shall be taken according to the usage conditions.
Reply #32016-12-22
Just use a thermal insulation jacket or electric heating for insulation, won’t that do? ? ?
Reply #42016-12-22
It’s quite comprehensive. But regarding point 1, in the event of freezing, it might already cause damage to the pump casing...
Reply #52016-12-22
If the water pump has frozen, then has the pump casing cracked from the freezing?

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