May I ask if it’s possible to inject alkali into the pipeline using a metering pump? ?
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This post was last edited by goldliyang on 2017-2-18 08:47. Can alkali be pumped into the pipeline using a metering pump? ? The pressure of the metering pump is 3 bar, and the head of the pipeline transfer pump is 40 M. It is expected that the pressure in the pipeline at the dosing point will also be around 3–3.5 bar. Will the metering pump be able to deliver the liquid alkali into the pipeline successfully? ? ?
Sure. . . . . . . . . . .
If it’s predicted, things probably won’t go smoothly, unless the prediction is quite accurate. . .
Can’t the pressure of a metering pump be made very high? ?
I don’t understand what you’re talking about; there are so many spelling mistakes
Well, with reciprocating pumps, it’s not a big problem. You can give it a try.
It’s possible, but the data volume might not meet your requirements; you need to do a careful calculation.
It’s possible, but if the back pressure is too high, it’s necessary to consider replacing the diaphragm and check valve due to wear