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(Weekly Topic) In the design of coal chemical plants and during actual operation, how can such vibrations around power equipment be avoided or reduced?

2011-08-25View Original

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This post was last edited by GSP on 2011-8-25 at 15:00. As the title suggests: In the design of coal chemical plants and during actual operation, how can such mechanical vibrations in pumps and the pipes connected to them be avoided or reduced? What measures do people take when faced with this issue? Feel free to discuss and share your experiences; thanks for your participation.
Reply #22011-08-25
Piston pumps generally have a buffer tank installed on the outlet pipeline; Support is generally added to the outlet pipe of centrifugal pumps ;

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