Desulfurization Centrifugal Pump
Corrosion and Wear Resistance
Key components of FGD centrifugal pumps (such as the pump body, impeller, and shaft seal) are made of corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel, alloy steel, or fluoroplastics. These materials withstand the corrosive effects of desulfurization slurry and ensure long-term stable operation.
Energy Efficiency
The high-efficiency design provides stable flow and head. Select models feature variable frequency control technology to reduce energy consumption. For example, fluoroplastic pipeline pumps utilize external bellows mechanical seals, reducing energy consumption and extending seal life.
FGD centrifugal pumps (FGD centrifugal pumps) are specialized centrifugal pumps designed specifically for handling desulfurization slurries. They offer corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and high efficiency, making them widely used in flue gas desulfurization systems in the power, chemical, and environmental protection sectors.
Key Features
Corrosion and Wear Resistance: Made of stainless steel, alloy steel, or polymer plastic, they withstand the corrosive and abrasive environments of desulfurization slurries.
High-Efficiency Design: Provides stable flow and head. Select models utilize variable frequency control and intelligent regulation to reduce energy consumption.
Versatile Configurations: Available in both horizontal and vertical configurations to meet diverse operating requirements.
Operational Reliability: Equipped with protection systems such as leak detection and vibration monitoring to minimize failure rates.
Aplicable Operating Conditions
Slurry pH: 2.5-13
Chloride Ion Concentration: ≤60,000 PPM
Media Temperature: ≤120°C
Flow Rate Range: Up to 12,000 m³/h
Selection Recommendations
Pump type and material should be selected based on specific operating conditions (such as media temperature, concentration, and pressure). Regular maintenance should be performed to ensure long-term stable operation.
