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Precautions to be taken when using fluoroplastic magnetic pumps

2017-09-21View Original

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Precautions to be taken when using fluoroplastic magnetic pumps: The drive unit of fluoroplastic magnetic pumps features an active magnet coupling that is directly mounted on the motor shaft. The pump chamber is completely sealed, and the rotation of the impeller equipped with magnets on the pump shaft is achieved through magnetic coupling, resulting in a compact design that is safe and energy-efficient. The fluoroplastic magnetic pump features a robust and durable pump body structure; although the part in contact with the liquid is made of fluoroplastic, its casing is made of metal, allowing the pump body to withstand the weight of the pipes as well as mechanical impacts. The following are the common points that need attention during use: 1. Since the cooling and lubrication of the bearings in fluoroplastic magnetic pump rely on the medium being transported, operation without any fluid is strictly prohibited. Additionally, it is necessary to avoid operating the pump with no load after a power outage during operation. 2. If the medium being transported contains solid particles, a filter screen should be installed at the inlet of the fluoroplastic magnetic pump; if ferromagnetic particles are present, a magnetic filter is required. 3. The ambient temperature during the operation of fluoroplastic magnetic pumps should be below 40°C, and the motor temperature rise must not exceed 75°C. 4. The medium to be transported by the pump should fall within the acceptable range for the materials used in fluoroplastic magnetic pumps. The operating temperature for fluoroplastic magnetic pumps should not be lower than minus 30°C and should not exceed 100°C. Liquids that contain no hard particles or fibers, with an inhalation delivery pressure not exceeding 0.2 MPa, a maximum operating pressure of 1.6 MPa, a density not greater than 1600 Kg/m3, and a viscosity not greater than 30 X 10-6 m²/s. 5. For media that tend to precipitate and settle easily, it is necessary to clean the pump promptly after use to remove any accumulated liquid from within the fluoroplastic magnetic pump. 6. After the fluoroplastic magnetic pump has been in normal operation for 1,000 hours, the wear of the bearings and the dynamic rings on the end faces should be inspected, and any worn-out components that can no longer be used should be replaced.
Reply #22019-06-13
Hello, may I ask what is the typical duration for the normal, continuous operation of a fluoroplastic magnetic pump?

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