Product Introduction:
LW type upright unobstructed sewage pump
This series of sewage pumps adopts impeller structure and mechanical seal, which can effectively transport solid matter and long fibers. Compared with traditional impellers, the impeller of the sewage lift pump adopts a single channel or double channel form, which is similar to a curved pipe with the same cross-sectional size and has very good flow capacity. Coupled with a reasonable volute chamber, the pump has high efficiency and the impeller has undergone dynamic and static balance tests, making the pump operate without vibration.
Product features:
1. The use of a single or double blade impeller structure greatly improves the ability of pollutants to pass through, effectively passing through 5 times the fiber material of the pump diameter and solid particles with a diameter of about 50% of the pump diameter.
2. The mechanical seal adopts hard and corrosion-resistant titanium tungsten material, which can ensure the safe and continuous operation of the pump for more than 8000 hours.
3. The overall structure is compact, the volume is small, the noise is low, the energy-saving effect is significant, the maintenance is convenient, and there is no need to build a pump room. It can work underwater, greatly reducing the project cost.
4. The vertical sewage pump has strong overcurrent capacity: a smooth large flow channel and a special impeller anti blocking design ensure efficient and unobstructed operation of the pump.
5. Vertical sewage pump with dual sealing and dual protection: The dual mechanical seals are connected in series to truly achieve dual protection and ensure motor safety.
Working conditions:
Flow rate: 2-1500 m3/h
Head range: 3-45m
Rated speed n: 970-2900r/min
Medium temperature: - 15℃~+60℃
Medium density: ≤ 1.3×10 3 kg/m 3
Medium pH value: 5-9
Maximum working pressure of the system: ≤ 0.6Mpa
Structural diagram:
Model definition:
Performance parameters:
Scope of application:
Suitable for conveying granular wastewater and waste in industries such as chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, mining, papermaking, cement plants, steel mills, power plants, coal processing, as well as urban sewage treatment plant drainage systems, municipal engineering, construction sites, etc. It is also used for pumping clean water and corrosive media.
Corrosion resistance of main materials for water pumps (for reference)
medium | Concentration (%) | polypropylene | Concentration (%) | A B C | ||
25°C | 50°C | 20°C | 60°C | |||
sulfuric acid | 60 | √ | <30 | √ | Χ | |
nitric acid | 25 | √ | 20 | √ | Ο | |
hydrochloric acid | <36 | √ | <38 | √ | √ | |
hydrofluoric acid | 35 | √ | 40 | √ | Χ | |
acetic acid | <80 | √ | <20 | √ | Ο | |
sodium hydroxide | 100 | √ | √ | √ | ||
Potassium dichromate | 25 | √ | √ | √ | ||
sewage | Χ | Ο | Χ | |||
ethanol | √ | <50 | √ | √ | ||
acetone | √ | 10 | Ο | |||
Tetrachloroethane | Ο | Ο | Χ | |||
Freon 22 | √ | Ο | Ο | |||
bleaching solution | CL13% | √ | CL12.5% | Ο | Ο | |
Electroplating solution | √ | Ο | Χ | |||
Photographic liquid | √ | √ | √ |
medium | concentration (%) |
stainless steel | concentration (%) |
ceramics | ||
25°C | 50°C | 25°C | 50°C | |||
sulfuric acid | <5 | √ | Χ | △ | △ | |
nitric acid | 70 | △ | √ | △ | △ | |
hydrochloric acid | Χ | △ | △ | |||
hydrofluoric acid | Χ | 0~100 | Χ | |||
acetic acid | <20 | √ | √ | △ | △ | |
sodium hydroxide | 70 | √ | √ | Ο | Χ | |
Potassium dichromate | 40~60 | △ | △ | 10~20 | △ | △ |
sewage | Ο | △ | △ | |||
ethanol | △ | √ | △ | △ | ||
acetone | △ | △ | △ | |||
Tetrachloroethane | 50 | △ | △ | △ | △ | |
Freon 22 | △ | △ | △ | |||
bleaching solution | CL12% | Χ | △ | △ | ||
Electroplating solution | △ | △ | ||||
Photographic liquid | △ | △ | △ |
Note: △ is excellent; √ For good; Ο is usable, but has obvious corrosion; Severe corrosion, not applicable.
Physical and mechanical properties of PVDF
performance | unit | according to |
density | g/cm3 | 1.75-1.79 |
Ratio | cm3/g | 0.56-0.75 |
Melting point range | 0c | 155-170 |
Refractive index | n25D | 1.42 |
Mold Shrinkage | % | 2-3 |
Tensile strength (yield) | Mpa | 28-41 |
Stretching Strong Hair (Fracture) | Mpa | 31-52 |
Elongation (fracture) | % | 100-400 |
Impact strength (without gaps) | KJ/m | 107-214 |
compressive strength | Mpa | 55-69 |
Hardness (Shore D) | 70-80 | |
wear resistant | mg/1000r | 7.0-9.0 |
Ultimate Oxygen Index (l0 I) | % | 44 |
burning rate | V-D | |
resistivity | u194 | 1.0x10 15 |
Common dielectric numbers | 10 31 CYCles | 9.7 |
Chemical resistance properties of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)
Chemical media | concentration (%) |
Maximum operating temperature ℃ | Chemical media | concentration (%) |
Maximum operating temperature ℃ | Chemical media | concentration (%) |
Maximum operating temperature ℃ |
hydrochloric acid | 36 | 135 | Hydrogen hydroxide | <10 | 85 | ethanol | 135 | |
sulfuric acid | <60 | 120 | Hydrogen hydroxide | 50 | 50 | ether | 50 | |
sulfuric acid | 80-93 | 95 | Ammonium carbonate oxide | 110 | formaldehyde | 37 | 50 | |
sulfuric acid | 90 | 65 | Calcium carbide oxide | 135 | acetone | 10% aqueous solution | 50 | |
nitric acid | <50 | 50 | Sodium Carbonate | aqueous solution | 135 | hydrazine | aqueous solution | 95 |
phosphoric acid | <85 | 135 | sodium bicarbonate | aqueous solution | 120 | benzene | 75 | |
phosphoric acid | 85 | 110 | ammonia | 110 | aniline | 50 | ||
acetic acid | 10 | 110 | salt water | 135 | toluene | 85 | ||
acetic acid | 80 | 80 | sodium hydrogen phosphate | aqueous solution | 120 | phenol | 50 | |
acetic acid | 100 | 50 | calcium phosphate | aqueous solution | 135 | Chlorobenzene | 135 | |
trichloroacetic acid | <10 | 95 | calcium oxide | aqueous solution | 135 | naphthalene | 95 | |
trichloroacetic acid | 50 | 50 | Potassium oxide | aqueous solution | 135 | Methyl Chloride | 135 | |
oxalic acid | 50 | Ammonium oxide | aqueous solution | 135 | chloroform | 50 | ||
Benzenesulfonic acid | aqueous solution | 50 | ferric chloride | aqueous solution | 135 | carbon tetrachloride | 135 | |
hydrofluoric acid | 40-100 | 95 | ferrous sulfate | aqueous solution | 135 | Ethyl Chloride | 135 | |
hydrofluoric acid | 40 | 120 | ammonium sulphate | aqueous solution | 135 | 1.2 Trichloroethane | 135 | |
Hydrobromic acid | 50 | 130 | ammonium sulphate | aqueous solution | 135 | 1.1.2 Trichloroethane | 65 | |
Peroxyacids | 10 | 95 | sodium nitrate | aqueous solution | 135 | Tetrachloroethane | 120 | |
Peroxyacids | 70 | 50 | ammonium phosphate | aqueous solution | 135 | vinyl chloride | 95 | |
NaClO | 6-15 | 95 | urea | aqueous solution | 120 | TRICHLOROETHYLENE | 135 | |
Potassium chlorate | 100 | carbon dioxide | 80 | dichloroethylene | 110 | |||
chromic acid | <40 | 80 | chlorine dioxide | 75 | natural gas | 135 | ||
chromic acid | 50 | 50 | chlorine dioxide | 65 | fuel oil | 135 | ||
Potassium permanganate | 120 | chlorine | element | 95 | paraffin oil | 120 | ||
hydrogen peroxide | <30 | 95 | bromine | element | 65 | |||
Sodium Peroxide | 95 | iodine | element | 65 |
Corrosion performance table of fluoroplastics (for reference only)
Temperature, ℃ | ||||||||
medium | Concentration% | 25 | 200 | medium | Concentration% | Temperature, 200 ℃ | ||
sulfuric acid | 0-100 | √ | √ | formic acid | √ | √ | √ | |
Oleum | √ | √ | Acetic acid (Acetic acid) | 0-Ice | √ | √ | √ | |
nitric acid | 0-100 | √ | √ | acetic acid | √ | √ | √ | |
Oleum | √ | √ | propionic acid | √ | √ | |||
hydrochloric acid | √ | √ | Acrylic acid | √ | ||||
phosphoric acid | √ | √ | Acrylic anhydride | √ | √ | √ (boiling point) | ||
hydrofluoric acid | √ | √ | methacrylic acid | √ | √ | √ (boiling point) | ||
Hydrobromic acid | √ | √ | butyrate | √ | √ | √ | ||
Hydroiodic acid | √ | √ | bitter | √ | √ | √ | ||
hydrocyanic acid | √ | √ | lauric acid | √ | √ | √ | ||
nitrous acid | √ | √ | palmitic acid | √ | √ | √ | ||
nitrous acid | √ | √ | stearic acid | √ | √ | √ | ||
chloric acid | √ | √ | oleic acid | √ | √ | √ | ||
hypochlorous acid | √ | √ | linoleic acid | √ | √ | √ | ||
perchloric acid | √ | √ | abietic acid | √ | √ | √ | ||
Tetraphosphate | √ | √ | fatty acid | √ | √ | |||
carbonic acid | √ | √ | chloroacetate | √ | √ | √ | ||
chromic acid | √ | √ | lactic acid | √ | √ | √ | ||
silicic acid | √ | √ | Oxalic acid (oxalic acid) | √ | √ | √ | ||
boric acid | √ | √ | fumaric acid | √ | √ | √ | ||
arsenic acid | √ | √ | citric acid | √ | √ | √ | ||
Selenate | √ | √ | nicotinic acid | √ | √ | √ | ||
Fluosilicic acid | √ | √ | ||||||
fluoboric acid | √ | √ | ||||||
Chlorosulfonic acid | √ | √ | ||||||
aqua regia | √ | √ | ||||||
mixed acid | √ | √ |
medium | Concentration% | Temperature, 200 ℃ |
sodium hydroxide | √ | |
potassium hydroxide | √ | |
ammonium hydroxide | √ | |
Magnesium hydroxide | √ | |
calcium hydroxide | √ | |
Aluminum hydroxide | √ | |
Barium hydroxide | √ | |
ferric hydroxide | √ | |
ferrous hydroxide | √ | |
nickel salt | √ | |
Nickel Sulfate | √ | |
Nickel nitrate | √ | |
Nickel chloride | √ | |
Zinc salt | √ | |
zinc sulfate | √ | |
zinc nitrate | √ | |
Zinc Chloride | √ |