Heavy Duty Submersible Slurry Pump
Structure and Materials: Typically made of 304 or 316L stainless steel, these units feature an internal stainless steel structure, resulting in a compact design and attractive appearance. This design not only enhances corrosion resistance but also acid and alkali resistance, making them suitable for use in harsh environments such as seawater.
Applicable Applications
It is suitable for use in the pharmaceutical and food industries, as well as for household water absorption. Its corrosion resistance allows for stable operation in acidic and alkaline environments, with an applicable pH range of 4-10.
A single-stage submersible slurry pump (single-stage centrifugal pump) is a kind of submersible pump specifically used for conveying slurries containing strong particles. It elements a compact plan and excessive waft rates. The following is a specific description:
Structural Features
Single-stage submersible slurry pumps generally characteristic a vertical shape with a direct connection between the motor and pump, presenting super sealing overall performance and permitting for full submersion. Their core element is a single-stage impeller, which makes use of centrifugal pressure to carry slurries.
Performance Parameters
Head: Typically much less than one hundred fifty meters, appropriate for low to medium head applications.
Flow Rate: Wide range, appropriate for excessive drift necessities (such as water grant and drainage).
Material: Wetted components are made of Cr27 high-chromium alloy (hardness ≥ 60 HRC), imparting 5 instances larger put on resistance.
Applications
Primarily used for slurry conveying in the mining, power, and metallurgical industries, such as ore processing in mineral processing flowers and hydraulic ash elimination in thermal electricity plants.
Consider slurry abrasiveness and running depth (up to 50 meters). Regular inspection of the mechanical seal and water lubrication machine is essential.
Model resolution requires consideration of parameters such as slurry houses (such as density and viscosity), running pressure, and motor power.
