High-temperature heat transfer oil pump
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May I ask if high-temperature heat transfer oil pumps can be used to transport liquid yellow phosphorus? Besides Alveol and Kaisibi, what other brands are available for such pumps? If anyone knows, please let me know. Thank you!
There are also Sulzer, Ruhr, Fox, ITT, Ebara, and others.
One should look for some smaller brands; heat transfer oil pumps are not API pumps – they are ISO pumps.
This post was last edited by shashaloveyou99 on 2016-12-12 at 14:49. Does liquid phosphorus catch fire as soon as it leaks? Do you really dare to use a centrifugal pump for this substance? Not even the manufacturers of centrifugal pumps would dare to do that!! :lol
There are some impurities in the medium, and the customer is currently using a centrifugal heat transfer oil pump for transportation.
This post was last edited by shashaloveyou99 on 2016-12-13 09:44. Since the seals of centrifugal pumps allow for a slight amount of leakage, the medium in question catches fire as a result of that leakage. Therefore, ordinary centrifugal pump manufacturers dare not supply such products; I’m sure that those who do supply them to you are small-scale manufacturers – the kind that don’t care whether accidents occur or not. Their reputation and quality cannot be guaranteed. My colleagues have been involved in modifying media like yours; the profit potential is quite high, but they didn’t get involved due to safety concerns!
A heat transfer oil pump can’t be that complicated, right?
Are there any problems with centrifugal pumps used for heat transfer oil pumps? In the project I’m currently working on, it seems that some of the heat transfer oil pumps are centrifugal pumps. . . .
Centrifugal pumps are suitable for use with heat transfer oil. The challenge with heat transfer oil is that some of it can reach very high temperatures, and in the event of a leak, it may cause burns. . . Besides, a pump wouldn’t leak to that extent~ Its medium is phosphorus; it will absorb the oxygen from water when submerged and burn!