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This post was last edited by Fuhua Luojin777 on March 14, 2017, at 16:48. Currently, there is a 1,600-meter-long DN63 pipeline for the co-transportation of oil, gas, and water (light petroleum with a specific gravity of 0.87). The flow rate is 3–4 m/h; however, due to low pressure, the medium can only flow up to 800 meters along the pipeline. What should be done about the remaining 800 meters? What pump is most suitable, and what should the head be? . Seek a solution! Thank you!
It’s not clear what type of pipeline pump should be used for such mixed-flow pipelines; it’s best to use one that can withstand dry grinding, as the medium flowing inside such pipelines is intermittent
It’s not clear what type of pipeline pump should be used for such mixed-flow pipelines; it’s best to use one that can withstand dry grinding, as the medium flowing inside such pipelines is intermittent
As for the issue of dry grinding over time, the problem lies not in the pump but rather in the mechanical seal; as long as a stable external flushing system is used, there will be no issues!
External flushing? I really don’t understand these things. Could you please recommend a pump based on my operating conditions? It just needs to be easy to use. Thank you
This post was last edited by Meng Cheng from Longgang Pump Industry on 2017-3-14 at 12:27. There’s nothing to recommend or not recommend here – there are pump manufacturers all over the world! As long as you tell them the operating conditions you have in mind when placing the order, there will be no problem; the manufacturer will produce it according to your requirements!
It’s still best to turn to the pump manufacturer for model selection – let professionals handle professional tasks