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Pumping NH3

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jim81276

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Good morning

We currently have in our facility a pump with sour water that comes from the tower. Usually this pump always fails due to cavitation, but my question is: that effect can cause the NH3 in one percentage greater than the design?eater than the design?

Best regards...
 
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You should rephrase your OP because that statement "...but my question is: that effect can cause the NH3 in one percentage greater than the design? eater than the design?" does not make any sense.
 
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