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Crystallization charging pump

2019-03-20View Original

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The particle size of the material is small; particles in the 40–80 mesh range account for 60%, and they are prone to breaking. Currently, a semi-open impeller centrifugal pump is being used. We are looking for a pump that causes less damage to the crystal structure and does not allow foreign particles to come loose. Please provide some guidance. The flow rate required is 50 m3/h, and the head required is 40 m
Reply #22019-03-20
The temperature is around 0 degrees, and the ingredient is vitamin C
Reply #32019-03-20
It can reduce the motor speed; it is not suitable for 2-stage motors but is suitable for 4-stage motors.
Reply #42019-03-21
A cyclone pump can be used; the particles of the material in question come into almost no contact with the blades of the impeller, and pressure energy is transferred through the vortices that are formed.
Reply #52019-03-21
I agree with the view from floor 4.6; it’s difficult for ordinary positive displacement pumps to achieve both the flow rate and head you require, while cyclone pumps are more suitable for this purpose.
Reply #62019-03-26
Spiral centrifugal pump capable of transporting live fish

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