How should a molten salt pump be selected?
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I have a question: When producing maleic anhydride using n-butane and employing molten salts to absorb the heat of reaction – with components such as sodium nitrite in these molten salts – what type of pump should be used for circulation?
This post was last edited by hwpump on 2009-7-23 at 13:19. The axial flow molten salt pump manufactured by Jinan Huawei Pump Co., Ltd. can be used; the flow rate is determined based on the heat transfer amount or the desired temperature difference, and its design features a structure that allows it to be suspended above the reactor. Since the flow rate of the molten salt pump is relatively low, a submersible molten salt pump is sufficient. For details, please refer to www.hwpump.com.
Relationship between maximum heat removal and flow rate
An axial flow molten salt pump should be a submersible pump with an axis length of around 4 meters. The main components of molten salt are potassium nitrate and potassium nitrite, and the temperature is approximately 420 degrees Celsius; therefore, the material used for such pumps must be resistant to high temperatures and corrosion. An experienced professor from Tianjin University now has his own factory in the new area of Tianjin, and his business is doing well – yet he refuses to lower his prices. The professor’s surname is Ma
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