I once saw a pump at a power plant that could draw out soft balls; does anyone know what kind of pump that was?
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When I used to work on boilers in power plants, I saw a type of pump that could draw up small plastic balls from water; this pump was needed on the steam turbine side. I just don’t know what kind of pump it is. Does anyone among you know?
Diameter of the soft ball, content. You need to clearly state the requirements for the fluid to be transported, so that appropriate measures can be taken
Yes, I’m sorry; that pump is used for pumping water, and it contains some soft balls with a diameter of around 30 mm
Is it a pneumatic diaphragm pump? There’s a ball inside that pump
No, it’s a medium that contains small soft balls; judging from its appearance, it seems to be something like a centrifugal pump
The rubber ball cleaning device is the best equipment for effectively cleaning the condenser cooling tubes during the operation of steam turbine units. The performance of this device directly affects the degree of cleaning of the turbine condenser and its heat transfer efficiency.
Pump for cleaning rubber balls. It’s just a regular centrifugal pump, with balls present in the medium