Pumps are divided into vane pumps and volumetric pumps
Application of vane pump series
Mainly suitable for transporting low viscosity fluids and aqueous solutions, such as water supply, drainage, food material transportation, and various materials transportation in the chemical industry. In order to meet different working conditions, different categories of structures are further subdivided
Application of positive displacement pump series
Mainly suitable for conveying medium to high viscosity fluids, low shear, and granular materials, such as colloids, high viscosity materials, and fine chemicals.
Main parameters of the pump
Traffic:
The liquid flow rate discharged by the pump per unit time can be measured by volume or mass.
When measuring by volume, the commonly used units are: m3/h,m3/s, L/h, L/s.
When measuring by quality, the commonly used units are: t/h ,Kg/h, t/s ,Kg/s.
There are several ways to express pump flow:
Normal operating flow rate, maximum and minimum flow rates, rated flow rate
Head (Pressure Differential):
The head of a pump refers to the effective energy acquired per unit volume of liquid through the pump (unit: MPa), representing the increment of energy obtained by the conveyed liquid after passing through the pump. This energy increment combined with the pump's suction pressure constitutes the discharge pressure. The suction pressure of the pump is determined by the state of the conveyed liquid, making the pressure differential a critical factor in whether the pump can achieve the required discharge pressure and successfully transport the liquid.