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Particulate increases due to water hammer when pump stops despite clean pipes. Are there any countermeasures? |
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The clean type Non-Water Hammer Check Valve SL-UC can solve the problem. |
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Is there a degassing system that can instantly decrease DO (dissolved oxygen) in the liquid from 8ppm to 0.5ppm or less? |
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Degassing Pump ASP |
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Is it possible to replace the large deaeration tower with a smaller one? |
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Degassing Pump ASP can drastically decrease the size of the deaeration tower, or even omit it. |
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We use a drain pump to drain from a sealed tank (vacuum tank). Is there a pump that can help decrease the height of the sealed tank? |
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Self-Priming Centrifugal Pump UHN, Enhanced Self-Priming Pump UPS, and other |
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Is there a pump that does not require allowance for NPSH? |
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Self-Priming Centrifugal Pump UHN, Process Pump UB, and other |
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Is there a multiphase flow pump that can draw up and transfer chemical liquid with large amount of volatile matter or gas? |
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Enhanced Self-Priming Pump UPM, UPS, and other |
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Is there a simple degassing system that can quickly separate dissolved gas from liquid? |
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Degassing Pump ASP |
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Pumped liquid often enters the vacuum pump attached to the main pump. Are there any countermeasures? |
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A vacuum pump attached to Enhanced Self-Priming Pump UPS solves the problem effectively. (Available separately) |