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Urgently need to buy a high-temperature, high-pressure, low-flow water pump!

2015-08-06View Original

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This post was last edited by A Le on 2015-8-17 08:36. Pump parameters: Q=1t/h, H=~50m, pressure resistance of 4MPa, temperature resistance of 250℃, N=~1.5KW, 380V, variable frequency control, 2 units; Q=0.2t/h, H=380m, 380V; inlet water temperature~104℃; N=~1.5KW; variable-frequency controlled water pump, 1 unit. Please contact me as soon as possible. Thank you!
Reply #22015-08-06
Please give me a price first; that would be great, thank you!
Reply #32015-08-06
Just watching the fun – where can it be bought? Out of curiosity
Reply #42015-08-06
The centrifugal pump may not meet your requirements
Reply #52015-08-07
Pump solution, special valves, special packing seals, insulation chamber, synthetic oil, leak collection device; 1 unit with part number 25000 and 1 unit with part number 20000. Price includes tax but not shipping costs; delivery time is 12 weeks. Our guy will design and assemble it for you personally, ensuring it works well. We have considerable experience in designing metering pumps for various special conditions in laboratories. If it doesn’t work as expected, you can return it for free – no haggling needed. Whether you decide to buy it or not, it’s worth taking a look. :D
Reply #62015-08-07
I guess a pitot pump would be the most useful for this purpose? I’m not sure if the first one can withstand the temperature Is there no major problem with the second one? It’s best to ask the manufacturer
Reply #72015-08-09
Hydraulic diaphragm metering pump, with insulated jacket.
Reply #82015-08-12
For pumping water, go with a plunger pump; don’t consider diaphragm pumps. A temperature of 104 degrees is no problem, but at temperatures above 200 degrees, it becomes difficult to choose a suitable diaphragm.
Reply #92015-08-17
There is already a solution; it has been decided to use a metering pump, and its price is relatively low. Thank you all

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