Are there injection pumps used in chemical plants?
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Our factory wants to add additives to the polymerization reactor in a steady manner; after checking, it seems that an injection pump could work for this purpose. I was wondering if anyone is familiar with such equipment? Let me introduce myself! ! !
Yes, I don’t know what the operating conditions are like
I mean the parameters – what matters most is whether it’s about throughput or measurement accuracy
There are many online, right? After finding the manufacturer and providing information such as the medium, flow rate, and measurement accuracy, just consult the manufacturer, right?
It depends on whether you add it from the top or the bottom of the tank; in PVC processing, we use a type of injector to spray corrosion inhibitors and anti-sticking agents into the tank；
A diaphragm metering pump will do; why use an injection pump?
Diaphragm metering pumps produce pulses, which can affect the reaction of the material. We require a material flow rate of 2L/H. Does anyone have any suitable manufacturers to recommend? I found on the Internet that they are all for medical use and not suitable for use in chemical plants. Thank you!
Could you recommend a manufacturer? 2L/H, additives; material 316L or PTFE is both acceptable.
Hello, it’s possible to do that. Do you require an API standard? Is it for chemical process applications or pilot-scale experiments?