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What type of pump is better for transporting lime slurry?

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As the title suggests, durable and long-lasting type
Reply #22016-11-01
Would it be better to use a screw pump?
Reply #32016-11-01
Low flow rate – can this be achieved by using a screw pump with variable frequency control?
Reply #42016-11-02
What are the pressure, flow rate, and solid content of the slurry?
Reply #52016-11-02
The flow rate is very low, around 0.2 m3, and the head is also not high.
Reply #62016-11-03
Screw pumps and diaphragm pumps are viable options; specific considerations should be given to the actual operating conditions and requirements
Reply #72016-11-03
There should not be too many problems with screw pumps; diaphragm pumps, on the other hand, have large particles, and they become unusable once scaling occurs. Also, could you recommend any good resources?
Reply #82016-11-08
Screw pumps can work, but there will be issues with wear and tear of the stator and rotor. A three-plunger high-pressure diaphragm pump is also an option; the check valves at the inlet and outlet are of vertical valve-plate design. Its principle is similar to that of a metering pump, but it can transport slurries.
Reply #92016-11-08
No, it has particles and cannot be used

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