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The sealing system of CNSME pump is made of corrosion-resistant rubber and polyurethane, which provides excellent sealing performance and effectively prevents slurry leakage. Using a variety of methods such as packing sealing, mechanical sealing and expeller sealing, it can flexibly respond to different working conditions and ensure the normal operation sealing effect of the pump. The sealing system reduces leakage and slurry loss,reduces costs and prolongs the consumption of efficient frame plate and components. At the same time, we can customize seals according to customer needs to adapt to high temperature, high pressure and sedimentary media,and we have three sealing methods.
The slurry pump spare parts provided by CNSME Pump not only have significant advantages in terms of material, process, wear-resistant and other aspects, but also the customized services we provide ensure that each spare part can accurately match the customer’s needs and maximize the performance and reliability of the pump. We are committed to helping customers save costs, improve operational efficiency and extend the life of equipment by optimizing design, high-quality materials and efficient technology. If you have special needs, our technical team can provide you with tailor-made solution to ensure that the slurry pump and spare parts are perfectly adapted to your working conditions.
Project Demand Analysis – Communication and understanding: Communicate with the customer in-depth, detailed understanding of the slurry pump use environment, slurry characteristics (such as abrasive, corrosive, solid content, etc.) and production needs. Preliminary assessment: According to the customer’s specific requirements and working conditions, assess the best pump type, material and design parameters. Requirement Confirmation: Generate a requirement analysis report and confirm the details with the customer to ensure that the design direction is consistent with the customer’s expectations. Discover more information on cnsmepump.com.
Working theory of a froth pump is to absorb foam to the pump casing chamber with the centrifugal force, and thrust it to the pump discharge by the impeller rotating, during which process, speed and flowrate of the froth pump should be seriously controlled to prevent excessive shearing and damage to the foam. Meantime, special foam stabilization device should be provided to ensure the foam’s stability and completeness. In comparison, slurry pumps focus more on its abrasion and corrosion resistance. Slurry pump impellers are made of high chrome alloy or abrasion resistant cast iron to bear the erosion and wear of the solid particles. Casing is also made of abrasion resistant material to prevent itself from serious abrasion and corrosion when pumping medium with solids.
Structure and materials of the pump – Abrasion resistance: A pump’s abrasion resistance is of key importance due to the fact that the slurry contains solids. The common known abrasion resistant materials include abrasion resistant cast iron, stainless steel, high chrome alloy, rubber, polyurethane and ceramics etc. Sealing performance: Slurry pump with good sealing performance should be selected to protect foreign solid particles from entering into the pump which may cause the pump’s damage. Common sealing methods include mechanical seal and gland packing seal.