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In evaporation crystallization, what type of pump should be used for the circulation pump?

2009-06-22View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 22:29. What type of pump should be used for the circulation pump in alkali solution evaporation crystallization? Please seek guidance from experienced experts. # + + .
Reply #22009-07-02
Of course it’s an axial flow pump!!!! Our company has them, but they are entirely imported
Reply #32009-07-02
Use an axial flow pump with low speed, high flow rate, and low head. Overall, foreign products are still better; the difference becomes more noticeable the larger the product. Whether it’s efficiency, mechanical seals, flow rate, or other aspects. However, the price is indeed much higher.
Reply #42009-07-02
Chemical axial flow pumps can be connected directly or via a belt, depending on the site conditions.
Reply #52009-07-02
Choose a high-flow axial flow pump with a head of 4 meters
Reply #62009-07-04
What was said upstairs is correct; the head is generally 4 to 5 meters, and the flow rate is several hundred cubic meters.
Reply #72009-07-09
Well, basically, axial flow pumps will work just fine
Reply #82009-07-10
The evaporator uses a forced circulation pump, which is of course an axial flow pump. The flow rates mentioned above are too low; even the smaller ones amount to several thousand cubic meters per hour. Domestic manufacturers include Dalian Sulzer Pump and Compressor Factory and Sichuan Xinda Group Co., Ltd.
Reply #92011-10-17
Choose a pump with high flow rate and low head; an axial flow pump is an excellent choice. Flow rate: Calculated based on 2 meters within the heat exchange tube; a head of 4 meters is sufficient.
Reply #102011-10-18
The flow rate inside the heat exchange tubes is determined based on the properties of the material; the actual flow rate we use is 1 meter per second, and it works well.

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