Y-shaped Strainer

Dust, dirt, scales and other foreign matters unavoidably get into the fluid going into the pump. If foreign objects flow into the pump and become wedged in components such as the valve seat, or cause damage, the pump’s ability to maintain a consistent flow will be compromised. It is therefore indispensable to add a strainer at the pump’s suction side. The Y-shaped strainer is highly recommendable because its filter mesh is easy to take in and out.

Sight Glass

It is installed on the discharge side of the pump, allowing discharge operation to be confirmed and helping to prevent troubles such as lack of injection.

Degassing Joint

Air coming into the suction side, or chemicals such as sodium hypochlorite and chlorine, which easily generate gas, may become unable to be discharged due to gas lock or similar issues. The degassing joint is installed at the pump’s suction side and used to separate the air, gas and other substances entering from the suction pipe, allowing only the chemical solution to be delivered to the pump. The suction side of the pump should be designed for a positive flow, with piping that prevents accumulation of air or gas. The gas vent pipe should be positioned above the liquid level in the suction tank and open to the atmosphere.