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How to choose a pump for import under negative pressure conditions

2020-09-23View Original

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The medium is water, with an inlet pressure of -0.088 MPa(G), a head of 40 meters, a temperature of 60°C, and a flow rate of 1.5 kg per hour. Under such operating conditions, what type of pump should be chosen to meet the design requirements? Thank you!
Reply #22020-09-23
Increase the inlet pressure by using a water seal!
Reply #32020-09-23
Could you be more specific? Is it feasible for me to use a metering pump?
Reply #42020-09-24
Learn about filter pump – it can extract liquids from a negative pressure environment
Reply #52020-09-24
Thanks for the reminder! I asked the manufacturer of the filtrate pump, but it’s not possible to achieve such a low flow rate.
Reply #62020-09-29
Under similar operating conditions, with a flow rate of 300 kg and a head of 30 m, a centrifugal pump has been selected for trial use
Reply #72020-09-29
Such high a temperature, such low a flow rate – are you sure about these conditions?
Reply #82020-10-06
Under basically the same operating conditions, a magnetic pump is being used, and it’s performing well so far
Reply #92020-10-06
1. Get in touch with Jiangsu Wuxin Pump Industry; they have a magnetic pump that is resistant to negative pressure, and it performs very well. 2. Ordinary pumps can also be used; some adjustments need to be made in the pipeline design.
Reply #102020-10-08
Is the traffic that low? A plunger metering pump, I guess! With self-priming. Increase the liquid level entering the pump to eliminate some of the negative pressure
Reply #112020-10-09
Positive displacement pumps are recommended, such as diaphragm, piston, gear, etc

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