Ammonium sulfate crystallization pump
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This post was last edited by hao101029 on 2012-9-3 21:24. In recent days, the crystallization pump has been experiencing intermittent problems with feeding; when feeding stops, it works again as soon as the water supply is turned on. The pump impeller was checked and found to be fine. Does anyone know what’s causing this issue?
The crystal-to-fluid ratio is too high; it is recommended to replace the pipeline and the crystallization pump
The crystal ratio is too high,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
It is estimated that there are debris or large crystals stuck to the filter cover at the crystallization inlet in the crystallization chamber; when water is turned on, it clears the passage, but after a while it gets blocked again by those debris. We used to be able to achieve a certain volume even with 60 crystals
It might be due to insufficient pumping head of the pump; when washed with water, the specific gravity decreases, which allows more fluid to be pumped. The main cause is wear and tear on the impeller, so it is recommended to try replacing the pump’s impeller. If that still doesn’t work, replace the pump
Our factory has also encountered similar problems. As long as the solid content of the solution is kept low, an adequate flow rate is ensured, and flow rates are not restricted using valves – valves are particularly prone to clogging
What model of ammonium sulfate crystallization pump have you chosen?