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904L submersible pump

2016-05-12View Original

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I would like to ask fellow sailors: are there any manufacturers in China that produce 904L submersible pumps? The storage tanks in our company hold a mixture of dilute phosphoric acid and dilute sulfuric acid, which is highly corrosive; even 316L steel cannot withstand the corrosion caused by this mixture, so 904L steel is the only suitable material. There is an urgent need for a pump that can withstand corrosion from mixed acids. It seems that very few companies in the country can manufacture such pumps – I wonder if anyone is aware of this? If anyone knows the situation, please reply. Thank you
Reply #22016-05-12
Is a submersible pump necessary? Will a fluorine-lined self-priming pump work?
Reply #32016-05-12
We pump water from the client’s tank to our tank truck, and then the truck brings it back; therefore, a submersible pump that can be used at any time is necessary
Reply #42016-05-12
Pool depth? Plastic pumps can be considered. Submersible pumps made of 904L material – I haven’t heard of them yet.
Reply #52016-05-12
The pools vary in depth, with some being 4 meters deep
Reply #62016-05-12
OP. . Find me. . I’ll make you a cart-type, mobile fluoroplastic self-priming pump. Take it away after use and take it with you. . 4 meters is definitely no problem. . What flow rate and head are required? It can be done. .
Reply #72016-05-12
Is it a bit confusing to choose a submersible pump made of 904 material for this purpose? . This price is really high. . Metal prices have risen again recently. .
Reply #82016-05-12
Fluorinated sliding vane pump, self-priming up to 6 to 9 meters – worth giving it a try
Reply #92016-05-13
You can give the barrel pumps used in fine chemical industries a try; they should meet the requirements. Search online to select the appropriate model yourself
Reply #102016-05-13
Is it deep enough? If not, an submersible pump can be used
Reply #112016-05-13
How does he handle it when making submersible pumps? . It’s inconvenient. . Weren’t they supposed to take it away in a tank truck? . . How to operate a submersible pump. .

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