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What are the high-temperature resistant pumps?

2020-02-25View Original

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The company plans to launch a new project, and for transporting the materials, pumps capable of withstanding temperatures up to 150 degrees Celsius are required. The materials begin to crystallize and solidify at temperatures below 110 degrees Celsius; therefore, it is advisable that the pump casing be able to be heated through hot water circulation. The materials themselves do not exhibit strong corrosive or erosive properties. The material is preferably 304 stainless steel. Xylene is used for rinsing after the material transfer is completed. Do any of you sea friends know what kind of pump to use? It would be great if you could provide the contact information of a pump factory! Thank you very much.
Reply #22020-02-25
Just add crystallization and insulation; if you need it, feel free to contact me at 13780933572 – the WeChat number is the same
Reply #32020-02-25
18032233998 is the same WeChat ID. The pump body can be insulated with steam.
Reply #42020-02-26
150°C is not considered a high temperature; crystallization can be carried out with insulation, without the need for heating – as long as the pump is running, there’s no problem. Many pump manufacturers can do this, such as Calvert, Sulzer, and Pacific.
Reply #52020-02-26
If there are concerns regarding leaks, a canned pump could be considered; at this temperature, the situation can be managed normally
Reply #62020-02-26
150 degrees is not considered a high temperature; curing at 110 degrees is also no problem. It still depends on the operating conditions of the material to determine which pump type to use
Reply #72020-02-27
This post was last edited by Zhongheng Pump Industry on 2020-2-27 08:50. Hello, friends! 150 degrees is no problem; considering costs, an RY centrifugal pump (made of cast steel) with insulation can be used, offering better cost-performance. It is also necessary to find out what the viscosity of the material is at 150 degrees For low viscosity, a centrifugal pump is used; for high viscosity, a positive displacement pump is required. I hope this can help you. My phone number: 13313170275 (same number on WeChat)
Reply #82020-03-06
Can the mechanical seal of a 150-degree centrifugal pump handle it?
Reply #92020-03-06
I specialize in the manufacturing of high-temperature, high-pressure, wear-resistant pumps. My single-stage centrifugal pumps can operate at temperatures of around 250 degrees Celsius, with a maximum pressure of 10 MPa. Feel free to ask any questions if you have any. I’m doing a little ad – my phone number is 13815946244; my WeChat ID is the same: lol. It’s my first time sharing my contact information, so please don’t mind that.
Reply #102020-03-11
Please provide your company name and website address
Reply #112020-03-11
Get a magnetic pump with a thermal insulation jacket; 150 degrees isn’t a big issue. Our company sells many such pumps to foreigners.

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