For emulsions containing 20%~40% solids, what type of pump is suitable for circulation?
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I would like to ask the expert: For a emulsion containing 20%~40% solids, what type of pump is suitable for circulation?
This post was last edited by 3983596 on 2018-9-10 at 16:49. Slurry pumps, grout pumps, slag pumps, sand pumps – the choice depends on the properties of the solid particles
My flow rate is around 0.5 cubic meters; there are solvent alcohols, solids, and mud – which pump would be suitable for that?
The flow rate is around 0.5 cubic meters per hour
You may refer to information on the pumps used for desulfurization and denitration in catalytic units within the refining industry, such as slurry pumps; the operating conditions are likely to be similar in those cases.
The operating conditions should be provided in full; there should be no omissions. Flow rate (the flow rate is 0.5 cubic meters per hour; could it be increased? This flow rate is the challenge here). Head, operating temperature, medium – what is the composition of the solids? Rigid? Soft? Suspension? Providing more operating condition parameters makes it easier to select the appropriate model.
This post was last edited by parapet on 2018-9-19 08:32. For plunger metering pumps, if there is no toxicity or similar issues, it still depends on the pressure and the properties of the particles to determine whether special treatment is needed
This post was last edited by foam_ZPTK on 2018-9-24 08:39: Slurry pump! Slurry pump, sand pump