Help: I need a pump with a jacket for heat insulation
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Help: I need a pump that comes with a jacket for heat insulation. The medium crystallizes below 140 degrees, while it remains in aqueous solution above that temperature. What type of pump would be the best choice?
Let’s take a look at the life parameters. Standard process pumps all come with a jacket design, but nowadays most of them use aluminum alloy jackets combined with adhesive, or heating tubes for insulation; the traditional water-jacket design is no longer used, while the sealing chamber still features a water-jacket design
Depending on the components of the aqueous solution, stainless steel centrifugal pumps or fluorine-lined centrifugal pumps can be chosen; they are equipped with double-end mechanical seals and can also come with insulation jackets.
Stainless steel insulated magnetic pump, with insulation for the casing and the pump cover; even a three-layer insulation structure can be used, with an additional isolation sleeve for insulation
It’s difficult to weld an insulation layer on the cast housing of fluorine-lined centrifugal pumps, right?
The solution temperature can be increased appropriately, so that crystallization does not occur after cooling with a pump
High-temperature shielded pumps can achieve this; specific parameter selection is required, 15242535301
For heat preservation pumps, you can refer to heat preservation positive displacement pumps
\I recommend the EAP9 40K3-250 pump; it works quite well for me