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Which series of pumps are used most frequently in the production process of vinyl acetate?

2019-05-14View Original

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This post was last edited by 156026692 on 2019-5-16 20:35. Which series of pumps are most commonly used in the petrochemical industry? To be more specific, which types of pumps are used most frequently in the production process of vinyl acetate?
Reply #22019-05-15
Is your method the one that uses the gas-phase oxidation of ethylene to produce vinyl acetate? If so, I have successful cases here that can help you make a selection.
Reply #32019-05-15
Yes, but I’m just organizing a competition; there’s no actual need to purchase a pump. It might be too much trouble for you, so any advice you could give would be great! Thank you!
Reply #42019-05-15
Mm-hmm, but are there any particular series that matter?
Reply #52019-05-15
They are mostly centrifugal pumps; more specifically, single-stage and multi-stage centrifugal pumps, as well as high-speed pumps
Reply #62019-05-15
Centrifugal pumps are still the most common. Also, what does the original poster mean by ‘competition’? Are any exam questions created for on-the-job training? :lol
Reply #72019-05-16
A chemical engineering design competition, sort of a way to gain experience{:1_90:}

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