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When configuring soda ash, is the suction inlet of the pump often blocked by pocket wire and other debris?

2010-10-13View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 22:40 When we configure soda ash, the suction inlet of the soda ash pump is often blocked by pocket wire and other debris. Have you encountered this situation? , , -
Reply #22010-10-13
This problem is very common. The main reason is that the preparers use knives to cut the bags when preparing, so the scales of the woven bags fall in and become clogged over time. Solution: 1. Let the preparation worker open the bag for preparation, do not cut it 2. Add a strip baffle to the preparation feeding port
Reply #32010-10-13
This situation is very common, not only when preparing soda ash, but also when preparing barium chloride. The solution is generally to install a filter at the inlet of the pump.
Reply #42010-10-13
It’s more common. In our company, we use a colander to fish it out.
Reply #52010-10-15
You can consider making a steel mesh filter at the feeding port.
Reply #62010-10-15
It is indeed quite common and you can consider adding a filter, but the key is to strengthen employee management.

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