Re: Reducers

From: <Dennie>
Date: Fri Mar 12 2004 - 10:03:00 EST

This is a general explanation. Since pump suction pipes are usually one or more pipe sizes larger than the suction inlet of the pump a reducer is required. The eccentric reducer is used to help avoid the creation of a vapor space leading to cavitation and areas that are not as drainable as desired. In order to prevent a vapor pocket the positioning of the eccentric reducer is important. When the source of the pump’s suction fluid is above the pump then the eccentric reducer should be installed with the flat side on the bottom (FOB). When the source is lower (i.e. pit, etc.), then the flat side is installed on top (FOT). There are more considerations to be addressed on pump suction piping and a good source is Goulds Pumps manual.

GET Mithapur <getuser@tatachemicals.com> wrote:Hi All, Can anybody throw some light?...
We are normally using Eccentric Reducer for Pump Suction. Is there any specific reason for that, If yes, Please elaborate...

Regards,

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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Received on Fri Mar 12 10:03:00 2004