A dredge pump is a device used to transport liquids containing solid particles such as mud and mortar. It is widely used in construction, water conservancy, dredging and other fields.
A dredging pump is a device used to transport liquids containing solid particles such as mud and mortar. It is widely used in construction, water conservancy, dredging and other fields.
The following is an introduction to dredging pumps:
- Working principle: The dredging pump is mainly composed of a pump body, an impeller, a pump shaft, a bearing and a sealing device. The impeller and the pump body are closely matched, and centrifugal force is generated by rotation to transport materials such as mud and cement into the pipeline.
- Structural features: The dredging pump is a single-stage single-suction horizontal centrifugal pump with good overall shipworthiness, excellent dredging performance, long life and high efficiency, reliable shaft seal, and significant comprehensive economic benefits.
- Performance parameters: The performance parameters of the dredging pump mainly include flow rate, head, power, speed, etc. Flow rate refers to the volume of liquid transported per unit time, head refers to the height of the transported liquid, power refers to the power required to drive the pump, and speed refers to the rotation speed of the pump shaft.
- Application fields: It is mainly used in construction, water conservancy, petroleum, chemical industry and other fields, and mainly acts on mud treatment, pile foundation construction, pumping and other aspects. In dredging projects, dredging pumps are one of the core equipment of dredgers, used to dig and transport mud and silt from rivers, ports, lakes and other waters.
- Selection method: When selecting, factors such as the nature of the transported material, the transport distance and lift, production capacity, and equipment price need to be considered.