High-temperature pump
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Metallic liquid, temperature 600°C, laboratory process, requires pumping for circulation. Can that type of pump be used? Density 10.0 kg/cubic centimeter
To select the appropriate pump, the poster should also provide the required flow rate, head, and information on the composition of the medium
Based on the data you’ve provided currently, choose one that is heat-resistant and has sufficient power; P
“The unit of “10.0 kg/cubic centimeter” is clearly incorrect; a density this high does not exist on Earth. It would be heat-resistant, and its viscosity would likely be high as well. A screw pump should work; talk to a manufacturer that specializes in this
It’s a screw type bar, and the parameters are incomplete/incorrect
A schematic diagram needs to be drawn to determine the required head of the pump; this depends on the type of pump or mixer. I estimate that only an axial flow pump will work, but it would need to be custom-made.
Similar to lead-copper alloys, a high-temperature liquid.
When it is difficult to industrialize an experiment, it is recommended not to proceed with it.