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Regarding the selection of loading and unloading pumps

2016-08-04View Original

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1. What kind of pumps are commonly used for unloading methanol? Methanol is toxic; is it feasible to use sealless pumps? Why do some installations choose rotor pumps? 2. For unloading liquefied petroleum gas or propane, these substances tend to vaporize easily; I think rotor pumps would be a good choice, but why do some people opt for magnetic pumps?
Reply #22016-08-04
1. For the methanol unloading pump, a magnetic pump will suffice; it can be made of metal or plastic. 2. For liquefied petroleum gas and propane, slide pump is used for unloading; a magnetically driven slide pump can be chosen if higher performance is required. Do not choose a rotary pump; the viscosity is too low, causing slippage.
Reply #32016-08-04
In practical applications, stainless steel magnetic pumps are commonly used for methanol unloading. However, the rotor pump is known as a universal pump, and it can be used for this purpose as well; it is particularly suitable for sanitary-grade transportation.

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