Pump selection issue
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There is currently a pump with a flow rate of 100 L/h, a head of 10 m, handling steam condensate as the fluid, operating at temperatures between 70–80°C, and under a working pressure of 0.03 MPa. I would like to ask experts for advice on selecting the appropriate pump for this application. I have consulted about some negative pressure pumps, but the ones with the lowest flow rate can only achieve 1 m3/h. Some people suggested using magnetic pumps, yet the negative pressure suction capacity of magnetic pumps available in China is not very good at present. I’m seeking help from experts.
Using a self-priming pump with a flow rate of around 1 m3/h
Can the traffic be reduced any further?
So it’s either diaphragm pumps or piston pumps
The inlet pressure of the pump on my end is negative; can a magnetically driven gear pump meet this requirement?
Contact me at 13961033077; I have this type of pump
It’s no big deal. The vacuum level at the inlet of the gear pump can be relatively high
What level of vacuum can be achieved? Do you have any experience using it?
The inlet vacuum level can reach -0.85 Bar