Pump for once-through brine
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:57. Titanium pumps are used in the process of brine purification; are there pumps made from other materials or in other forms? Thank you! # ， ， &
1. IHF chemical corrosion-resistant pumps made of fluoropolymer alloy are used in the purification process of saline; the same type of pump is also employed for transporting materials to the ion exchange membrane area, and it performs well. 2. When the fluid enters the resin tower at the outlet of the primary brine pump for ion exchange membranes, titanium pumps are used to ensure safety. This post was last edited by yzhms on 2007-12-8 13:08]
If it is to be used in the brine processing section, stainless steel 316L can be chosen; its price is much lower than that of titanium pumps. Titanium pumps are recommended for the secondary brine process to ensure the safety of the ion exchange membrane.
When the temperature is below 65 degrees Celsius, stainless steel can be chosen; it is much cheaper than titanium pumps. Temperature
Chlor-alkali companies that use stainless steel pumps – consider learning from them
In fact, during the process of brine purification, it is the chloride ions that cause severe corrosion; any pump resistant to corrosion will do. Titanium pumps are too expensive, so stainless steel pumps are a suitable choice. I usually choose pumps made by Hangji. For this type of pump, different corrosion-resistant materials are used depending on the corrosive medium involved, and these pumps offer excellent performance!