I would like to know what kind of pump this is and whether it’s available for purchase
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This post was last edited by Inameu on 2017-12-14 09:14. Additional information: It’s a circulation pump; the required head is not high, but the operating pressure is 5 Mpa, and in some processes it can reach 10 Mpa. The gas content can reach 30% (by volume), while the solid content can reach up to 8% (by weight). Are such pumps easy to choose?
It’s a very ordinary centrifugal pump; nothing special about it
Horizontal pumps are also divided into those with long shafts and those with short shafts. For this type of cantilevered centrifugal pump, the flexural coefficient Isf = L3/D4, and it should be below the value corresponding to a rigid shaft. Short cantilever length, large shaft diameter, and very low flexural coefficient. The MTBR (Mean Time Between Failures) will increase.
Circulation pump, but it operates at high pressure; in special cases, it can handle gases, liquids, and solids
It may appear ordinary in appearance, but its operating conditions are complex, making it difficult to find a suitable pump
The air content in your medium is too high; a cyclone pump can only handle an air content of around 15%. With this pump, only 15% of the medium comes into contact with the fluid being pumped.