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What type of pump should be chosen?

2017-10-26View Original

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I’m seeking advice from fellow sailors. My process conditions are as follows: the temperature is 190 degrees, and the medium contains a small amount of particles as well as gas. Which pump would be suitable for such conditions? The pump is used in the reaction cycle, with a flow rate of 50 m3/h and a head of around 25 meters.
Reply #22017-10-26
Choose a hot oil pump, with the impeller being of the open or semi-open type.
Reply #32017-10-29
It is necessary to check the level of gas content; centrifugal pumps generally require a gas content of less than 5%, and for small amounts of solid particles, a semi-open impeller can be used
Reply #42017-10-31
What medium is being transported? A gas-liquid mixed transport twin-screw pump can be used
Reply #52017-10-31
sliding vane pump
Reply #62017-10-31
It is recommended to use an open impeller centrifugal pump, or a pump equipped with an inducer wheel

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