Our company is in urgent need to purchase salt water pumps
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Our company is in urgent need of purchasing pumps for salt water and saturated salt water. What kind of pump should be used for water containing some dissolved salt? Salt is formed by the mixing of acids and bases, and it dissolves ranging from strong alkalis to strong acids
Please provide the specific parameters, such as flow rate, head, name of the medium (e.g., saturated sodium chloride solution), temperature, and the device’s net positive suction head
If the temperature and pressure are not high, a plastic pump without a mechanical seal should work fine
The temperature isn’t high, so a fluoroplastic pump will work just fine
Please provide the detailed parameters! 249828904@qq.com
It contains particles and is corrosive; in my opinion, a positive displacement pump would be more suitable
This post was last edited by foam_ZPTK on 2018-1-13 at 20:43. It is a positive-displacement hose pump without seals, capable of transporting media containing solids such as acids and alkalis perfectly
Upstairs, the pump you mentioned is called a \"peristaltic pump\"~~~~~~~~~ For media containing solids, if precision is important, use a titanium pump with an open impeller； If it’s only used for makeshift purposes, then replacing the entire plastic pump of the F46 every 2 months is also a good option~~~
A leak-free design is required; single-face mechanical seals are not considered