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Are there any constant-pressure variable-frequency pump sets for transporting hydrogen peroxide?

2022-05-07View Original

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Dear colleagues in the chemical industry: Have you ever seen those constant-pressure variable-frequency pump sets used in household settings, the kind that start pumping water as soon as the faucet is turned on? Now the manager wants to use this type of pump to handle hydrogen peroxide, but hydrogen peroxide is highly corrosive; household pumps definitely won’t work for this purpose ; So I’d like to ask now: has anyone seen or used such a case?
Reply #22022-05-07
Hydrogen peroxide should preferably not be stored in enclosed pipes. Add automatic interlocking – do whatever you want.
Reply #32022-05-07
The leader said... Well, it’s not clear whether they have any sense at all; even if they come up with an idea, they still need to consider its feasibility
Reply #42022-05-07
Hello, thank you for your reply; In other words, add a detection device to the pipeline, something like a flow rate switch; so that the pump starts as soon as the faucet is turned on, right?

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