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I. Based on the different materials used in chemical pumps, their application areas can be classified as follows: 1) Chemical pumps (made of stainless steel) are widely used in industries such as petroleum, chemicals, metallurgy, synthetic fibers, pharmaceuticals, and food processing, for transporting alkaline and corrosive substances; 2) Chemical pumps (made of fluoroplastic) are used to transport any acidic, alkaline, or corrosive media ; 3) Chemical pumps (made of cast iron) are used in industry, urban water supply and drainage systems, as well as for irrigation and drainage in agricultural fields and orchards; they are used to transport clean water or other liquids with physical and chemical properties similar to those of clean water. II. A detailed classification of chemical process pumps based on their different applications: 1) Process flow pumps: including feed pumps, return pumps, circulation pumps, flushing pumps, sewage pumps, make-up pumps, discharge pumps, etc. 2) Utility pumps: including pumps for boilers, cooling tower pumps, fire pumps, and deep well pumps for water supply. 3) Auxiliary pumps: including lubricating oil pumps, seal oil pumps, pumps for hydraulic transmission, etc. 4) Pipeline transfer pumps: pumps for oil pipelines, pumps for loading and unloading vehicles, etc.
In my opinion, there are basically two types of industrial pumps in our company: speed-type pumps such as centrifugal pumps, and positive-displacement pumps such as piston pumps