Which pump is better for transporting a slurry containing powder?
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The solid content of the slurry is 5%-8%, and the diameter of the powder particles is 0.5-1 millimeter. It is required that the flow-through portion contains no copper, and the mechanical seal must be resistant to ammonia. I’m not sure which pump would be the best choice Could an expert give some advice? :D
Diaphragm pumps, gear pumps, or screw pumps will all work; I just don’t know what your specifications are.
Mud pumps, screw pumps should work, right?:hug::hug::hug::hug:
Since the slurry contains particles, either a single-screw pump or a cam rotor pump is a good choice. It is not a good choice for gear pumps. The diaphragm pump works, but it’s not entirely ideal.
Diaphragm pumps and screw pumps are both suitable :) There is more flexibility in choosing the material for diaphragm pumps
What is the temperature? If the temperature does not exceed 60 degrees, it is recommended to use an industrial hose pump, with the material coming into contact only with the hose.
Diaphragm pumps can be used indeed :) Not enough characters, not enough characters, not enough characters, not enough characters, not enough characters, not enough characters