I want to buy a pump that can handle tar media with high particle viscosity
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The factory needs to purchase a new pump. The medium in question is tar containing hydrocarbon-containing slag particles, along with other corrosive substances; the slag content is 10%-15% while the water content is 5-10%. The viscosity of this medium is high, the temperature is around 80 degrees, the outlet pressure is 1.5 MPa, and the flow rate is 15 cubic meters per hour. I would like to ask what type of pump would be suitable for such conditions? We previously used a centrifugal pump, but the outlet pressure was not sufficient; even after replacing it with an open impeller, the problem persisted. Then a single-stage screw pump was used, but perhaps due to the high amount of debris inside, stator wear occurred within less than a week of operation. I’m asking for advice – what kind of pump is suitable in this situation? It would be great if you could recommend some manufacturers. Thank you.
Hello, our company’s twin-screw pumps are more than capable of handling this task. You can contact me via QQ using my account number
Could you recommend some manufacturers?
I have been in contact with Belloni from Italy abroad, and Ulaca from Germany
Are all of them imported? The manufacturing cycle for imported products is too long, and their price is likely to be three times higher than that of domestic products
Are all of them imported? The manufacturing cycle for imported products is too long, and their price is likely to be three times higher than that of domestic products
Pumps from Deep Blue Pumping can suffice, but an open impeller type should be chosen.
The viscosity isn’t even mentioned! How do you know the centrifugal pump will work? What is the correction factor? How much head is required? ? ?
Piston pumps or diaphragm pumps should both work; it depends on the specific operating conditions to determine which is more suitable