Reasons why the flow head of the deep well pump cannot be reached

The reason why the flow rate of the deep well pump is not enough and the reason why the head of the deep well pump is not enough is that when some users use the deep well pump products, after the new pump is installed and started, the newly purchased deep well submersible pump can not reach the parameters marked on the nameplate of the deep well pump. It is considered to be the quality problem of the deep well submersible pump. When encountering the phenomenon of insufficient flow and head of this kind of deep well pump, please refer to the following reasons for the insufficient flow of the deep well pump and the reasons for the insufficient head of the deep well pump to solve

1. The reason for the insufficient flow of the deep well pump is likely to be caused by the reversal of the deep well pump. The flow and lift of the deep well pump is not enough. If High Pressure water pump  the reversal time is long, the impeller of the deep well pump will become loose. The flow head is also not enough. Recently, a user encountered such a phenomenon during use.

2. The reason for the insufficient lift of the deep well pump may also be that the pipeline sealing is not done well, and the sealing of the joint between the deep well pump and the water pipeline is not done well. Because the deep well pump is installed under the water well, the flange joint of the pipeline is not well sealed. The side of the pipeline is sprayed, so there is no sign of water leakage on the deep well.

3. The power cord of the deep well pump for wells is not standard enough, which leads to the unstable power supply of the deep well pump and the deep well pump cannot operate normally. The submersible cable should be configured according to the standard.

4. Several deep well submersible pumps share a pipeline, and there is no check valve installed between the pumps. When a single pump is working, the flow and pressure of the pump enter the other pump through the bypass, resulting in loss of flow and pressure.