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The industrial pump is a specialized pump mainly used to transport high concentration, high viscosity, and high solid content slurry. It is composed of pump body, impeller, front cover plate, rear cover plate, bearing box and other components, and its appearance is similar to that of a centrifugal pump. The difference between slurry pumps lies in their special design in terms of structure, materials, and oil seals, which ensures that they can effectively transport slurry with a solid particle content of over 60%, and have high efficiency and long service life.
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1. Good wear resistance
The slurry pump is a highly wear-resistant pump, and its important components (such as impellers, pump casings, etc.) are usually made of hard materials such as high chromium alloys, rubber, or ceramics. This special material selection can improve the wear performance of the slurry pump, making it have long-term stable working performance.
2. High efficiency
The clearance between the impeller and the pump body of the slurry pump is relatively large, allowing solid particles to have sufficient space around the pump impeller, forming a large vortex area inside the pump body, thereby achieving the purpose of transporting high concentration and high viscosity slurry, and having high conveying capacity and low energy consumption.
3. Good corrosion resistance
The flow channel of the slurry pump is wide and the blade width is small, which not only increases the strength of the impeller, but also reduces the flow velocity of the slurry inside the pump, thereby reducing the corrosion damage caused by throwing kinetic energy to the material.
4. Wide adaptability
The slurry pump can not only transport high concentration, high viscosity, and high solid content slurry, but also transport complex liquid substances such as sand, mud, and attached gases. It is suitable for transportation and discharge in mining, metallurgy, coal, power and other fields.
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