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Liquid sulfur transfer pump

2009-03-25View Original

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Since liquid sulfur contains impurities, it needs to be pumped into a filter for purification; please share your experience in using this process.
Reply #22009-03-25
What high a temperature? Are impurities solid particles? What is their diameter, concentration, and hardness?
Reply #32009-03-25
You could try a submersible pump; our factory uses them for transportation, and our liquid sulfur is stored in tanks
Reply #42009-03-25
Jacketed submersible pumps are generally used; the key issue is the impact of impurities on the pump, and whether there is frequent clogging
Reply #52009-03-25
Liquid sulfur contains impurities, so sedimentation methods won’t work! Pump it to the filter for filtration; the filter should be at a temperature of 120-130 degrees! A jacketed submersible pump is convenient for transportation
Reply #62009-03-26
In China, there are manufacturers that specialize in liquid sulfur transfer pumps; these pumps are all jacketed submersible pumps, with the sulfur located in a tank. Because sulfur turns into a solid at room temperature.

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