dweeter
New Member
Hi,
I realize it is essential to keep centrifugal pumps from overheating by maintaining a flow through the pump at all times. But my understanding is that this is not as important for diaphragm-operated positive displacement pumps. Is that accurate? And if so, is there a relatively simple / non-engineer explanation as to why? Thanks.
I realize it is essential to keep centrifugal pumps from overheating by maintaining a flow through the pump at all times. But my understanding is that this is not as important for diaphragm-operated positive displacement pumps. Is that accurate? And if so, is there a relatively simple / non-engineer explanation as to why? Thanks.