What causes the air in the inlet pipe and pump body of the fire centrifugal pump?
Air in a centrifugal pump usually occurs because of a suction issue. Air can be introduced into the pump either because of a piping issue, such as low water level, or an internal issue, such as incorrect impeller clearance. To prevent air from entering the inlet pipe and pump body, the piping should be checked to ensure it is properly sealed and the pump should be regularly inspected to check impeller clearance.
Air in a centrifugal pump usually occurs because of a suction issue. Air can be introduced into the pump either because of a piping issue, such as low water level, or an internal issue, such as incorrect impeller clearance. To prevent air from entering the inlet pipe and pump body, the piping should be checked to ensure it is properly sealed and the pump should be regularly inspected to check impeller clearance.