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Find the structure and use of vortex pump

2017-12-04View Original

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By chance, I came into contact with the vortex pump, which said it would not damage the medium being transported. I searched for relevant content on the Internet, but found little. There are several introductions in Baidu's encyclopedia and library, but there are no pictures, so I don't know much about it. Is there any hero who has information about cyclone pumps to share, or friends who have used them can tell me about the advantages and disadvantages, and the use and maintenance conditions! Thanks
Reply #22017-12-04
Swirl pump, low shear, only 15% of the medium will come into contact with the impeller
Reply #32017-12-05
There is not a lot of information on this type of pump. The low-shear cyclonic design has only 15% media contact with the impeller. The media is suitable for transporting large-sized solid particles. The bearing types are divided into heavy-duty and light-duty. The heavy-duty uses double-row angular contact ball bearings, which can withstand bidirectional axial force.

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