What kind of pump is better for driving a salt pump? ? ? ? ? ?
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The mechanical seals of the salt pumping pumps we use at present fail quite frequently, and they also cause corrosion to the shafts. I’m not sure which type of pump would be better; I’m looking for a pump that performs well for salt pumping. I hope you can give me some advice. It would be great if you could provide the model numbers and manufacturers of such pumps... Thank you! ! ! The temperature of the saline solution is between 40 and 50 degrees, with 20% salt (NaCl) particles. It operates continuously; the previous pump parameters were a flow rate of 25 m3/h, a head of 32 m, a rotational speed of 2900 r/min, and a power consumption of 11 kW.
The SY type salt transfer pump is a single-stage, single-suction centrifugal pump, and its outlet can rotate 9, 18, or 27 degrees around the pump shaft. It is suitable for transporting liquids below 80°C that contain fibers, low-density solid particles, or other suspended substances, and is used for the hydraulic transport of salt in salt fields as well as for the disposal of wastewater and sewage in urban industrial and commercial enterprises. Performance range: Flow rate: 54–120 /h; Head: 28–46 m. Tangshan Pump Factory: http://www.tspump.com/maindoc/html/page1.htm. Address: No. 104 Daqing Road, Tangshan City, Hebei Province; Postal code: 063000. Phone: 0315–3206167; Fax: 0315–3207547. This post was last edited by jilinzhengda on 2009-4-11 at 14:09
Based on what LZ mentioned, and taking into account the issues related to the mechanical seal and head capacity, it is recommended that you choose an imported multi-stage centrifugal pump.
Thank you. Are there other types of pumps as well? Which ones have relatively good practical effects when used?
Could you upload a few photos of salt pumps that show good performance in actual use? ? Thank you so much.....
Ugh,,, 25 m3/h, head: 32 m,,, A regular centrifugal pump should be sufficient for this task,,, Open impeller,,, Also, choose the appropriate sealing solution – PLAN11+62 – to prevent crystallization; the sealing spring should be installed on the back side
A pump in a simple design will do. Could you tell me a model that doesn’t require a pump, along with the manufacturer? ? ? ? I’m asking for your help... Please give me some guidance! ! !
A slurry pump made of fluoroplastic alloy is more suitable; its shaft seal comes with a water washing system, which can solve the aforementioned problems