May I ask, what kind of pump is generally used for discharging viscous waste?
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Hello everyone. I would like to ask what kind of pump is generally used for transferring viscous waste materials. It seems that pneumatic diaphragm pumps are commonly used in such applications. Are there any electric diaphragm pumps or other more suitable pumps that you could recommend? It is said that the crystalline salts in waste can cause the ball in diaphragm pumps to get stuck. Are there any better pumps available at present that can also operate idly for a few minutes without affecting the pump’s lifespan? Thank you!
Specific flow rate, head, and type of medium. If a single-suction centrifugal pump is chosen, a semi-open impeller or an open impeller should be used.
If it contains solid particles, it is not suitable for use with screw pumps
For rotary vane pumps or gear pumps, the properties of the medium (viscosity, temperature, etc.) can be provided to the manufacturer so that they can choose the appropriate type
There are electric diaphragm pumps, gear pumps, and single-screw pumps
Thank you. Could you recommend any brands of electric diaphragm pumps?
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