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CIRCULATING  PUMP
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Figure  1-26.-Purity  meter

pressure  on  the  pump  suction  pressure  gauge.  If  flow doesn’t  develop,  check  for  clogging  and  wear. You should not operate a pump without collant flow. Some pumps have a small recirculating line that enables  the  pump  to  recirculate  coolant  from  the discharge side of the pump to the suction side. ‘This provides for a flow of coolant through the pump if an inlet/outlet valve to the pump is closed with the pump running. Whatever the case, you should keep in mind that the operation of a pump without the normal flow of coolant through it will result in overheating and seizure of the pump. Corrective maintenance of the circulating pump consists of repairing leaks, replacement of the mechanical seal, and cleaning the internal parts. This type  of  maintenance  is  performed  by  personnel  of  the ship’s engineering department. You should provide assistance if it is needed. DEMINERALIZER The  secondary  cooling  system  water  purity  is maintained in an ultrapure state by a demineralizer. By maintaining the coolant at a high degree of purity, you minimize  corrosion  and  the  formation  of  scale  on  the radar  unit.  Corrosion  or  scale  on  a  high-heat-density component  such  as  waveguide  dummy  loads  and klystrons results in the formation of a thermal barrier. The  thermal  barrier  reduces  the  effectiveness  of  heat transfer at normal operating temperatures. This leads to premature  failure  of  the  components. The  demineralize  (figs.  1-6,  1-7,  and  1-8)  is connected  between  the  secondary  cooling  system supply and return lines to circulate water through it. The demineralize is sized so that 5% of the cooling system volume passes through the demineralize every hour. The  coolant  is  purified  by  organic  compound  adsorption (if  required),  oxygen  removal,  ion  exchange  processes, and submicron filtration. Shown in figure 1-25 is a typical   three-cartridge   demineralize.   Some demineralizes  use  only  two  cartridges;  one  of  the cartridges is a combination cartridge that provides organic compound adsorption, if it is required. The input supply valve to the demineralize unit, depicted in figure 1-25, must be adjusted on system start-up, and periodically thereafter to maintain the Figure  1-25.—Deminerlaizer. 1-20

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