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Can pumps with open impellers transport media containing particles?

2016-11-09View Original

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Can pumps with open impellers transport media containing particles or a small amount of solids?
Reply #22016-11-09
It’s possible, but the type of mechanical seal must be suitable; otherwise, the sealing effect will be poor.
Reply #32016-11-09
Sure, things like activated carbon and diatomaceous earth work just fine.
Reply #42016-11-10
It’s possible; those with high viscosity work as well. We have modified a vacuum residue reflux pump – the impeller in it would often get blocked, and after the modification the performance improved, though the efficiency decreased.
Reply #52016-11-14
It’s possible. Open impellers have low efficiency, but they are not prone to clogging and can handle particles
Reply #62016-11-19
Of course. Both open and semi-open types can be used to transport fluids containing particles. Our slurry pumps use open impellers, which work very well; however, it’s important to choose the right material
Reply #72016-11-21
Of course,.....

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