What is the idling of centrifugal pump? It
usually refers to the situation that there is no water or more air in the pump
shell when the pump is running. The majority of users are "pale at the talk"
about the idling of the centrifugal pump because they do not understand the
causes of the idling phenomenon and how to solve it. In fact, the centrifugal
pump will not cause damage in a very short period of idling (within 1
minute).
The reasons for the centrifugal pump idling are: the inlet medium of
the pump is insufficient or the water inlet pressure is insufficient, or the
water inlet pipe of the pump is blocked, or the air in the pump cavity is not
exhausted. When the centrifugal pump is idling, the impeller has no or little
contact with the medium, so it is unable to work effectively, and the liquid
cannot be delivered normally. All these are useless work. As there is no
effective work, the load on the motor is very small, and the current generated
is also very small, so there will be no impact on the motor. The impact of pump
idling on the pump is indeed fatal.
What are the hazards of centrifugal pump
idling? The idle water pump is easy to cavitate, causing damage to the pump body
and flow passage parts; Idling pump mechanical seal or packing seal will not get
liquid lubrication, resulting in dry grinding and rapid damage; The idling pump
rotor parts and pump experience heat without liquid cooling, and those narrow
gap positions (such as sealing ring) are easy to bite due to the effect of
thermal expansion and cold contraction; The balance disc of the idling
multi-stage centrifugal pump is not lubricated, and the balance disc will soon
be burned and damaged. Therefore, measures must be taken to prevent the pump
from idling.
6/29/2022
Idling of centrifugal pump
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