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Pipeline pumping issues

2009-10-13View Original

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What pump should be used to transport the mixed medium after crystallization to cause the least damage to the crystal? Or is there any other transportation method? Thanks!
Reply #22009-10-13
What you need to install is a self-priming pump. For reference
Reply #32009-10-14
1# The viscosity of the medium after crystallization will increase, and the system pressure will also increase. It is recommended to use a high-pressure plunger pump, but it is best to install this pump before your crystallization equipment. This achieves the purpose of transportation without damaging the crystal form.
Reply #42009-10-14
I recommend using: Due to the particularity of its conveying medium, two-phase flow centrifugal pumps have problems such as serious wear and low efficiency during operation. The main factors that affect the performance of the pump include the characteristics of the pump conveying medium and the pump body geometric structure factors. This article specifically analyzes the pump body structural factors such as the volute throat area, the number of blades, the blade wrap angle, etc.
Reply #52009-10-14
Can the impeller of a pipeline pump be used in reverse?
Reply #62009-10-14
If feasible, it is best to use the position difference to discharge directly. Of course, you can also use the pressure difference, such as pressurization or negative pressure in the receiving tank, for transportation.
Reply #72009-10-15
I have been engaged in production before, and no matter what pump or auger is used, the crystal will be damaged, but the auger is lower. But the best thing is as said on the sixth floor, location difference is the best.

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