What is the difference between clean water pumps and chemical process pumps?
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What is the difference between clean water pumps and chemical process pumps? In what aspects do the differences lie?
Clean water pumps are mainly used for transporting water – liquids that are free from chemical corrosivity and particles and have low viscosity. Process pumps in the chemical industry are used to transport chemical materials; the main difference between them lies in their corrosion resistance
The material grade should be high, with heat resistance and corrosion resistance~
The material, temperature, and medium are all different
What if clean water needs to be injected in the chemical processing process? ? ? It is recommended to send over the relevant standard documents for review; one should convince others with evidence, rather than relying on assumptions. . . . . Liquid pumps are classified by type and by the liquid medium. Your clean water pump is a pump that uses clean water as the medium, and it has no inherent connection to any chemical processing processes. They are all used in processes; the specific attributes of those processes are another matter. Chemical plants rely on processes; smelting plants also depend on processes, and the same is true for water treatment plants. . . . . . .
Clean water pumps are used to transport ordinary water, with no special requirements; chemical pumps are selected based on the properties of the material and the requirements of the processing process
The implementation standards vary; chemical process pumps follow the standards set by the Ministry of Chemicals or the Ministry of Petroleum!