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How to choose a mortar pump

2019-01-19View Original

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As we all know, mortar pumps are widely used in the construction engineering industry, highway pavement maintenance, stress component engineering, water engineering, etc. They are widely used, easy to operate, and compact in structure. They are suitable for almost all conveying media with excessive mortar and particulate matter content. Generally, the UHB type corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant mortar pump is made of corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant polymer material. It is a wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant pump for transporting rated liquid particle content. Let me introduce to you the functions of the mortar pump. When selecting a mortar pump, the first thing to consider is whether its installation form and performance match the equipment flow rate, head, pressure, temperature, cavitation flow rate, suction stroke and other process parameter requirements. When the viscosity of the medium has a great influence on the performance of the pump, when the viscosity increases, the lift curve of the pump decreases, the lift and flow rate of the optimal working conditions decrease, and the power increases, so the efficiency decreases. Generally, the parameters on the sample are the performance when transporting clean water, and should be converted when transporting viscous media. For the transport of slurries, pastes and viscous liquids with higher viscosity, for example, sulfuric acid with a concentration of less than 80%, nitric acid with a concentration of less than 50%, hydrochloric acid of various concentrations, and liquid alkali, it is recommended to use a mortar pump.

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