Help with selecting storage and transportation pumps for the company’s oil depot
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Our company is constructing a large transfer oil depot this year, which will store various types of oil products such as liquefied gas, finished and semi-finished gasoline and diesel, wax oil (from atmospheric and vacuum distillation as well as coking processes), asphalt (70# and 90#), residue oil, and crude oil (with Bastan crude oil being a possible option). The main task of this transfer station is handling the loading and unloading of these oils. What type of pumps would be most suitable for dealing with these loading and unloading operations?
Use a screw pump; however, for specific procurement decisions, it is necessary to consider your process parameters as well as the viscosity of the oil
For asphalt (70#, 90#) and residue oil, screw pumps and Roots pumps are suitable; for wax oil, centrifugal pumps are appropriate; for gasoline, magnetic pumps are suitable; and for liquefied gas, high-speed centrifugal pumps are appropriate.
High-viscosity media such as asphalt (70#, 90#), residue oil, wax oil, and crude oil are suitable for use with heated screw pumps. For gasoline and diesel, centrifugal oil pumps are the choice; we also produce screw pumps for transporting oil and gas mixtures. All of these are suitable for the media you mentioned!! For specific questions, feel free to contact me via QQ at 368589!! This post was last edited by jiezo on 2009-2-22 at 22:56.]