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Dalianhuanyou canned pump

2017-02-17View Original

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Our company now installs a canned pump at the tricyanide storage tank. I am currently studying* Stage, as shown below, should the pump body use refrigerant or heat medium at the inlet flange of the return pipeline on the canned pump?
Reply #22017-02-17
Is the tricyanide you are talking about melamine?
Reply #32017-02-17
Can you explain why it is a hot media and what it does? When cooling the motor, use the conveying medium directly?
Reply #42017-02-17
It seems that the inlet pipe of your pump is jacketed. What is the melting point of the medium? It feels like the pump casing should be equipped with a jacketed pipeline for heat media.
Reply #52017-02-17
In this case, whether you use refrigerant or heat medium mainly depends on the nature of the material transported by the pump. The melting point of tricyanopyridine is around 50°C. If you use refrigerant, it will solidify in the return pipe and become a solid substance, thus losing fluidity. How can you ensure the return flow? So it must be a hot media.
Reply #62017-02-18
The inlet flange of the return line above the pump casing is equipped with a jacketed pipe for heat medium in the pump body.

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