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Which companies have experience using rotary jet pumps?

2017-09-04View Original

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Our plant’s boiler feed water pump has a capacity of 2 m³/h at a pressure of 300 meters; the existing diaphragm plunger pump is not powerful enough, which is why we plan to replace it. Has anyone used a rotary vane pump? What about performance and durability? What are the challenges in using it?
Reply #22017-09-04
I have a suggestion for you: find a more reputable manufacturer (search on Baidu), and then contact their sales representatives or technicians – they will tell you everything you want to know.
Reply #32017-09-04
Vortex pumps are very durable! High traffic!
Reply #42017-09-05
Which manufacturers of rotary vane pumps are more reliable? Please recommend two
Reply #52017-09-05
In China, Sichuan Nikki and Jiangsu Sealion are also okay. For imports, I only know Weir. For the boiler feed pump, pay attention to the NPSH; the flow rate and head are fine.
Reply #62017-09-08
Seal Lions is located in Jingjiang, about an hour’s drive from us. We ordered two small pumps there previously, but their delivery was delayed by half a month – it was extremely frustrating. They also have centrifugal pumps, but we decided not to consider them due to the slow delivery times. We learned that they have a poor reputation, and they aren’t allowed to take on large-scale bidding projects. By chance, through a chemical industry exhibition, we got in touch with a Taiwanese company based in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, called Shengfa Pumps. Their prices were almost half lower. We went to a company in Zhenjiang named Zhengdan Chemical to see how these pumps perform in practice; we decided to buy one first for testing, and make the payment only after confirming its quality. It seems like a very reliable option
Reply #72017-09-08
We have used Sichuan Nikki pumps; these pumps don’t require much technical expertise. The process conditions used by the original poster probably need to be improved further; I’m not sure why the volume pump couldn’t be used in the first place
Reply #82017-09-08
In these past two years, projects have surged suddenly; large companies are likely to be overloaded with orders, which in turn provides opportunities for smaller manufacturers. In terms of principle, I think this pump is quite good. I’ve never heard of Shengfa pumps; there are simply too many pump manufacturers in China.
Reply #92017-09-13
Our pump is used to supply water to boilers. The original diaphragm reciprocating pumps had a low flow rate, which did not meet the requirements for expansion; they were also unstable and required frequent repairs
Reply #102017-09-13
It’s probably a small factory; they’re showing up at the Shanghai Chemical Industry Exhibition in an attempt to find business opportunities. The prospects for chemical factories are still good

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