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Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems 20-01-2018, 18:05 |
Replies: 70
Views: 14,665
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DotDun
Re: Burned up new raw water impeller
Most people protect their raw water system with a strainer in between the seacock and pump. That does figure into the equation along with it's placement. |
Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems 20-01-2018, 17:58 |
Replies: 70
Views: 14,665
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DotDun
Re: Burned up new raw water impeller
Thank you for you opinion, not sure why you are yelling. With 6000 hours cumulative across 3 engines, I take the risk! |
Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems 20-01-2018, 17:39 |
Replies: 70
Views: 14,665
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DotDun
Re: Burned up new raw water impeller
Since the water lift muffler is way below the siphon break, there normally isn't any water between the siphon break and the muffler (that's the purpose of the break), hence the pump has to get the... |
Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems 20-01-2018, 17:07 |
Replies: 70
Views: 14,665
Posted By
DotDun
Re: Burned up new raw water impeller
Thanks for you suggestion! A siphon break 3 feet above the pump is 3 feet of head. |
Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems 20-01-2018, 16:31 |
Replies: 70
Views: 14,665
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DotDun
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Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems 20-01-2018, 16:19 |
Replies: 70
Views: 14,665
Posted By
DotDun
Re: Burned up new raw water impeller
There is a strainer between the seacock and pump, normally above the waterline. Depending on the head caused by the siphon break, a worn pump may not prime without assistance. |
Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems 19-01-2018, 09:27 |
Replies: 70
Views: 14,665
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DotDun
Re: Burned up new raw water impeller
It's more important if the strainer is above or below the waterline. Water nor air usually flow freely thru an impeller pump. |
Forum: Engines and Propulsion Systems 18-01-2018, 15:52 |
Replies: 70
Views: 14,665
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