High-temperature water pump at 250 degrees!
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I need a water pump recently, with a water temperature of around 250 degrees! The corresponding voltage resistance requirements should also be matched. It’s my first time and I lack experience; could everyone please advise me on what points I should pay special attention to? Or where can I find relevant information?
250 degrees is a pretty high temperature, and it also places high demands on the material used for the pump. As for pressure, it’s important to determine the inlet pressure of the pump; the outlet pressure is directly proportional to the pump’s head. Also, it is necessary to determine the pump’s flow rate and head in order to select the appropriate pump more accurately.
Traffic. The head and other parameters are clear, but in a previous document I saw, for such high-temperature pumps, the efficiency in their efficiency curve in the high-efficiency range was less than 20%. Is this reasonable? Is this a common characteristic of all such high-temperature pumps, or is it specific to this particular pump?