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  • 20021A0150, Avinash, 18-4-23

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    The document discusses various components and functions of pumps, including: 1) Valves that are used to start, stop, divert flow in emergencies, regulate flow by throttling. Check valves prevent backflow. 2) Priming is the process of filling pump components from the suction line to the foot valve. Automatic priming pumps can prime without manual intervention. 3) Cavitation occurs when low pressure allows vapor bubbles to form, which can damage impellers within the pump. High suction pressure prevents bubble formation.

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    The document discusses various components and functions of pumps, including: 1) Valves that are used to start, stop, divert flow in emergencies, regulate flow by throttling. Check valves prevent backflow. 2) Priming is the process of filling pump components from the suction line to the foot valve. Automatic priming pumps can prime without manual intervention. 3) Cavitation occurs when low pressure allows vapor bubbles to form, which can damage impellers within the pump. High suction pressure prevents bubble formation.

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    20021A0150, Avinash, 18-4-23

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    The document discusses various components and functions of pumps, including: 1) Valves that are used to start, stop, divert flow in emergencies, regulate flow by throttling. Check valves prevent backflow. 2) Priming is the process of filling pump components from the suction line to the foot valve. Automatic priming pumps can prime without manual intervention. 3) Cavitation occurs when low pressure allows vapor bubbles to form, which can damage impellers within the pump. High suction pressure prevents bubble formation.

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