vertical submersible pump for concentrated sulfuric acid

The vertical submersible pump is designed for environments requiring high temperature and corrosion resistance, featuring technical advantages that ensure efficient and stable operation under harsh conditions. Particularly suitable for concentrated sulfuric acid, its submerged design allows self-priming and reliable fluid transfer without a priming device.

Working Principle:

1. Suction fluid: The suction pipe beneath the pump body draws the liquid into the pump chamber.
2. Accelerate fluid: The impeller accelerates the liquid, increasing pressure.
3. Discharge fluid: The high-speed fluid is discharged via the outlet pipe, completing the transfer process.

Main Features:

• Excellent hydraulic model design: Advanced hydraulics ensure stable operation and high energy efficiency, reducing long-term energy consumption.
• Corrosion-resistant materials: Over-flow parts made of Lewmet55 and Lewmet75 alloys provide exceptional resistance to sulfuric acid and other corrosive liquids, ensuring long service life.
• Durable non-overflow parts: Special corrosion-resistant cast iron for added durability and resistance.
• Enhanced rigidity and stability: Extended suction tube increases rigidity, reducing vibration and noise for reliable, smooth performance.
• Standardization and generalization: High component interchangeability allows easy maintenance, quick replacement, and lower operating costs.

Technical Advantages & Applications:

• High temperature & corrosion resistance: Advanced alloy materials enable stable, long-term operation with highly corrosive liquids, including concentrated sulfuric acid.
• Energy-saving & high efficiency: Optimized hydraulic model delivers high efficiency and reduced energy consumption.
• Strong reliability: Enhanced structure maintains smooth operation and lowers failure rates.
• Easy maintenance: Standardized design enables fast disassembly and maintenance, minimizing downtime and operating costs.

Main Applications:

• Sulfuric acid plants: Transfer of concentrated or waste sulfuric acid and other highly corrosive liquids.
• Petrochemical industry: Acid transportation in petroleum refining processes.
• Metallurgical industry: Corrosive medium transport during smelting operations.
• Chemical processes: Fluid transfer of corrosive substances in various chemical reactions.
• Electronics industry: Transport of corrosive liquids in specialized manufacturing processes.