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Is there an alternative to this pump?

2022-05-17View Original

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NCB type internal gear pump is used to transport resin with a viscosity of about 5000CP, containing benzene solvents such as xylene, with a temperature of about 120 degrees and an outlet pressure of 0.5MPa. This pump has a mechanical seal, but it is very easy to leak. I had considered using a magnetic internal gear pump before, but the pressure could not be increased, and it would easily generate heat when the pressure increased. Now consider whether to use a rotor pump.
Reply #22022-05-17
The flow and head data can be matched with the high-viscosity barrel pump type screw pump and the high-precision stator and rotor.
Reply #32022-06-03
Gear pumps are most suitable and replaced with packing seals.
Reply #42022-06-07
It's actually a shaft seal problem. can be solved
Reply #52022-06-08
An external gear pump is used. I don’t know the domestic brand. The German Vette gear pump I use is very easy to use.
Reply #62022-06-10
Using a twin-screw pump, the effect is remarkable! Our company specializes in twin-screw pumps and three-screw pumps with a history of 18 years. If you need anything, please contact me :)
Reply #72022-06-15
Gear pump or plunger pump, it is estimated that it must be jacketed or heated
Reply #82022-06-16
For materials with a viscosity of 5000 mpa.s, the unit should be transported by a screw pump, and the machine seal flushing solution should be PLAN53A. If leakage occurs frequently, consider PLAN53B or C, which forces thermal cycling.
Reply #92022-10-01
I think resin is more troublesome for mechanical seals. It is recommended to use packing for plunger pumps. Even if it leaks, just recycle it in time and fill it tightly.

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