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The rubber material of rubber rotor pumps

2017-11-14View Original

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Can a rubber rotor pump be used to handle domestic wastewater (toilet waste, kitchen waste)? Can a rotor made of nitrile rubber be used?
Reply #22017-11-15
Why is a rotary pump used for pumping wastewater? Generally, positive displacement pumps are better suited for transporting media with higher viscosity; are submersible pumps more appropriate in such cases?
Reply #32017-11-15
The wastewater is relatively clean after oil separation and sedimentation treatment. The rotor pump is also a positive displacement pump, so it’s relatively cheaper
Reply #42017-11-15
A rotor pump is a positive displacement pump; rotor pumps are more expensive than submersible sewage pumps
Reply #52017-11-16
What other types of rubber can be used?
Reply #62017-11-16
Looking at water temperature, nitrile rubber can withstand up to 80 degrees, and hydrogenated nitrile rubber can tolerate boiling water.

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