Cavitation elimination by Pump
How Cavitation is eliminated by the Pump?
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Cavitation refers to the formation of bubbles in the liquid.
a) In order to avoid the Cavitation, we need to raise the Pump size to One or Two Inch;
b) In order to raise the pressure of Suction Head, or
c) Decrease the Pump Speed.
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