Detectors of presence and absence are utilized in order to ascertain whether or not the stators contain any liquid at all in order to determine whether or not liquid is present. When the system detects that the liquid supply has dropped below a predetermined threshold or that it has not been detected at all, it will turn off the pump automatically. This is done in order to prevent the pump from operating when there is no liquid present in the system. This is done so that the pump does not run and waste energy when there is no liquid in the system and it is therefore not necessary for it to operate.

Pressure detectors are yet another useful method for preventing the loss of lubrication and the complications that come along with it. These detectors monitor the internal pressure of a system to detect any changes. This approach has been around for a considerable amount of time. Monitoring the pressure that is currently being experienced on the inside of a system is one method that can be utilized to realize this objective. In order to provide assurance that the pressure is at the appropriate level, a significant number of checkpoints are performed.

Please get in touch with Parker Pumps if you require any further information regarding the loss of lubrication and dry running of the pump stators. We are able to supply replacement parts for a wide range of pumps, each of which may have been manufactured by a different manufacturer and be of a different model. This capacity is one of our primary areas of expertise in terms of our areas of expertise.