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Crude oil transportation issue – please ask an expert for help. Thank you

2016-12-06View Original

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What pump should be used to transport crude oil with a specific gravity of 0.90 over a distance of 1000 meters? Do directly buried pipes need insulation?
Reply #22016-12-06
Insulation should be determined based on the type of oil.
Reply #32016-12-06
A conventional centrifugal pump is sufficient for use in pumps. Generally, insulation is not required when the pump is buried directly underground, but it still depends on the local weather conditions and the depth of burial.
Reply #42016-12-06
Crude oil generally has a relatively high viscosity and contains impurities. If it’s convenient for you, please add me using the contact information below so I can help you select the appropriate model
Reply #52016-12-13
This post was last edited by dlm7777 on 2016-12-13 at 15:28; it is convenient to operate using a centrifugal pump. Insulation should be determined based on actual conditions (freezing point and ambient temperature). If possible, add insulation.

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