What type of pump is used for loading and unloading nitric acid tankers?
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This post was last edited by 156026692 on 2019-4-17 at 15:38. What type of pump is used for loading and unloading nitric acid tankers?
Nitric acid has a density of around 1.4; it possesses a strong pungent odor and is corrosive. As a strong oxidizing agent, it can react with almost all metals, but not with fluoroplastics. Therefore, using fluoroplastic pumps for transporting nitric acid is both economical and durable. I have a variety of pumps designed for use in the chemical industry; you can get in touch with me. The signature includes contact information.
If the temperature and pressure are not high, non-metallic pumps can be considered
Made of 304L material, C4 steel material
Everything has been said upstairs; let me add one more thing: magnetic pump :)
If the pressure isn’t high enough, use air to push it; no pump is needed
Everything said upstairs is correct; let me add a few things. For pumps made of fluoroplastic material, considering cost, a centrifugal pump will suffice, with fluorine-coated seals. Ignoring costs, fluoroplastic magnetic pumps with fluorine-coated seals.