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This post was last edited by h*ng on 2017-12-18 11:17. Can ordinary pumps manufactured by regular manufacturers be used for catalyst slurry pumps? Thank you!
No, the slurry pump should be a hot oil pump; ordinary pump materials are not suitable; Moreover, the slurry contains catalyst particles, which can easily cause wear on ordinary pumps.
No. Catalytic slurry pumps need to operate under high-temperature and wear-resistant conditions, thus requiring high-quality materials.
What material is it usually made of? Our pump has been in use for 10 years now, and the pump casing shows no signs of erosion or corrosion
Was he referring to ordinary manufacturers? This is hard to define; ordinary manufacturers are also capable of producing high-temperature oil pumps as long as they meet the standards.
The key for slurry pumps is safe operation; those from other manufacturers are not unusable, but the several commonly used models have been tested in practice and are relatively reliable.
The components we use are from Zhejiang Jialiite and Lanlian, and there have been no major issues with them
This post was last edited by qwl on 2017-12-19 09:28. The catalytic slurry pump primarily meets the requirements related to equipment and medium parameters. Can withstand high temperatures of around 360°, is resistant to wear and corrosion (against catalyst erosion), with a hardness of HRC≥58. The slurry pump is a key equipment in catalysis; it is necessary to choose equipment manufactured by reputable manufacturers to ensure safety and quality.
No erosion or corrosion in 10 years indicates stable processing and guaranteed raw material quality.
They’ve all switched to high-temperature sealing now