What kind of pump is used to transport glyphosate, with a pH value of 1 and a solid content of 30%? Has anyone experienced this before?
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What kind of pump is used to transport glyphosate, with a pH value of 1 and a solid content of 30%? Has anyone experienced this before?
To transport glyphosate (with a pH of 1 and a solid content of 30%), pumps made of corrosion-resistant materials such as fluoroplastic pumps or stainless steel pumps are typically used. It is recommended to use diaphragm pumps or magnetic pumps, as these two types of pumps are well-suited for handling liquids containing solid particles and corrosive substances. .
Can a magnetic pump be used for transportation? High solid content. The fluoroplastic pump that was used before had a leakage in its mechanical seal
Traffic? Select the pump head based on flow rate. It is recommended to use a hydraulic diaphragm metering pump, with the flow-through part made of HC material.
Your suggestion is harmful; it causes stainless steel to corrode, and the valve balls in high-solid-content diaphragm pumps get clogged, leading to leaks
First, the material chosen is titanium; the pump type is a centrifugal pump with an open impeller and a double-end mechanical seal
This post was last edited by qwl on 2024-9-11 at 11:43. For a catalyst with a pH value of 5 and a solid content of 20%, a hydraulic diaphragm pump is used when the flow rate is low, while an anchor pump is used when the flow rate is high.