I would like to ask everyone: our liquid has a pH value of around 11, and it cannot come into contact with air. Can it be transported using a pneumatic diaphragm pump?
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I would like to ask everyone: our liquid has a pH value of around 11, and it cannot come into contact with air. Can it be transported using a pneumatic diaphragm pump? Thank you very much.
Could you specify the specific chemical and physical properties of the liquid? Diaphragm pumps can be used, as can magnetic pumps
Sodium hypochlorite in liquid form, at room temperature; the liquid is fed under the surface. Its viscosity is similar to that of water. Acetylene gas is used along with sodium hypochlorite to remove sulfur and phosphorus, and magnetic pumps are currently employed for this process. Due to a damaged cable, and since there is an air source nearby, a diaphragm pump was considered. Thank you
Available. But first, the pump needs to be properly primed to remove the air from inside