Looking for a pump for materials that are prone to crystallization?
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The material will rapidly precipitate and crystallize when it is lower than the solution temperature or supersaturated. What kind of pump is suitable for such conditions >80°C?
This post was last written by lxn_663 edited on 2009-12-6 19:13 The thermal insulation jacket is mainly used to control the temperature of the material in the pump and inhibit the crystallization of the material. The outer mechanical seal can be selected as the mechanical seal.
If the solid content of the HT series of chemical channel pumps is high, you can consider sediment pumps, gear pumps and screw pumps.
What the poster mentioned is chemical centrifugal pumps, gear pumps, and screw pumps. However, it is recommended that the author control the temperature of the material above the crystallization temperature, so as to facilitate the selection. If the pump is operated below the melting point, the pump will be easily damaged. Mechanical seal can be used as the mechanical seal.
A magnetic pump will do, but you can also consider one with an insulation jacket.
When our factory transports phenol, we use a jacketed insulated magnetic pump. I don’t know how effective it will be in the contract we just signed. I guess it will be fine. 6# han5173l
It is completely possible to use thermal insulation magnetic pumps such as the IMC series magnetic drive chemical process pumps, which can be viewed www.shunda163.cn
It is recommended to use an insulated centrifugal pump, but it will work if the impeller is an open impeller! (Because we are using it now)