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Avoid pump cavitation by detecting air in the system and ensure a consistent flow of water.

Washing water is pumped with a motor-driven pump to a washing tank. However, pockets or cavities can form in the process, resulting in pump cavitation. Pump cavitation can be described as the creation and collapse of the air bubbles in a fluid. When the air bubble enters the pump, it causes an air lock. It is not always possible to have safe access to the pump station due to adverse weather conditions, hazardous locations or security measures.

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