Why was such a pump designed?
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This post was last edited by 3983596_FPPZ on 2018-11-1 09:05. Flow rate: 74.5, head: 62, speed: 1475, impeller diameter: 400+. Have you seen a pump like this? Is this design done for that reason, due to an excessively small net positive suction head?
The internal structure is not visible; it was seen in the user’s warehouse
What medium is being transported? Why wasn’t a pump body made as a single unit, but was instead used a separate front pump cover?
I really don’t like this design with the pump’s front cover separated from the rest – it tends to cause leaks when dealing with certain types of fluids:dizzy:
It’s indeed hard to guess; mainly, the pump is too simple and it can’t handle complex media, so considering it from the perspective of the media isn’t feasible. In terms of cavitation, it doesn’t look much like it from a design perspective either. Perhaps the staff from the pump manufacturer can provide a reasonable explanation.
Is it used for feeding filter presses? It looks like a Jiangsu pump
Customized according to the process parameters!