Is the pump in your home severely scaled? Take a look at this processing technology

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In pumps such as screw vacuum pumps, during operation polymers or particulates often adhere to the surface of the rotor and cause scaling; this requires frequent shutdowns for cleaning, which in turn reduces the pumping efficiency. Due to the complexity of scaling substances, conventional anti-scaling methods often prove ineffective. In such cases, it is possible to consider solutions from a material perspective, that is, by modifying the material on the surface of the rotor to make it extremely smooth, thereby greatly reducing its surface energy and making it difficult for scaling substances to adhere to it. After modification of the rotor material, it not only prevents scaling but is also resistant to acids and alkalis, offering corrosion resistance; its operating temperature can reach 260°C, and it possesses good mechanical properties as well as stable chemical stability. Practice has shown that by modifying the material, the pump can operate continuously for 3 months without any adhesion issues, with the cleaning cycle being extended to 6 months. Energy consumption reduced by 15% (friction coefficient decreased). (Technical consultation: WeChat TigerPeng2014)