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What type of pump should be chosen?

2017-11-17View Original

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Dear experts at HaiChuan: I have a specific operating condition here – I need to feed a saturated sodium sulfate suspension with a solid content of 30% into a system whose pressure is 8.3 BAR, at a flow rate of 400 L/h. What pump is suitable for transportation? First, thank you all?
Reply #22017-11-17
With a solid content of 30%, it is recommended to use a centrifugal pump.
Reply #32017-11-17
A centrifugal pump with an open impeller will do!
Reply #42017-11-22
With a high solid content and high pressure, can the centrifugal pump handle it? Hehe
Reply #52017-11-23
@kevinzhu2015,@chengxu8110,@zdl1966,@w1d3d55 If a centrifugal pump is used, what type of sealing is suitable for the pump?
Reply #62017-11-27
Pump meters definitely won’t work; open impeller centrifugal pumps should work
Reply #72017-11-29
I manufacture electric piston diaphragm pumps, but not centrifugal pumps. If the flow rate is not high, a small electric piston diaphragm pump is more than sufficient.
Reply #82017-12-06
Vortex pump: low flow rate, high head; use a magnetic vortex pump when there are particles present

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