ZDS type slurry pump adopts advanced two-phase flow design theory and method, which greatly improves the hydraulic efficiency and cavitation performance of the pump as well as the service life of the pump, especially the efficiency when conveying slurry is higher than that when conveying clear water. This series of pump has compact structure, small volume, light weight, smooth operation, low noise, wide application, strong adaptability, good generalization and interchangeability, convenient maintenance and disassembly, and long service life. It can be widely used in metallurgy, mining, coal carbon, electric power, food, paper making, building materials, transportation, water conservancy and urban sewage and other departments to convey liquid media containing suspended solid particles (such as concentrate, tailings, ash, coal sludge, mud, mortar, etc.), and it saves 10-25% energy on average than the old sand pump.
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WZJ type corrosion-resistant non-clogging slurry pump, the impeller adopts double flow structure, strong passing capacity, strong anti-winding ability, high concentration of pulp delivery, mainly used for conveying a variety of pulp, sugar pulp, chemical slurry; suitable for metallurgy, coal, electric power, chemical industry, food and other departments of a variety of slurry and sewage treatment system.
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KBWL type vertical submerged sewage slurry pumps are used to transport abrasive, corrosive or polluting slurry liquids. The pump is submerged so that the pump has no venting and starting problems. The impeller is mounted on the end of the cantilevered rotating shaft, keeping the rolling bearing away from the liquid. The pump is made of F5 alloy, which is successfully researched by the Institute of Metal Corrosion and Protection of Chinese Academy of Sciences and our factory, according to the corrosion of the medium conveyed to the pump, and the material of the parts directly contacting with the medium and corrosive gas of the pump can also be made of the material required by the user.
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