[Delivery Example] High-temperature water transfer containing boric acid and aluminum phosphate
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Cool down to 95℃ from 100℃ and transfer!
●Cooling 100℃ boric acid and aluminum phosphate-containing water and transferring it with a submersible pump We received an inquiry from a wood processing manufacturing company in Fukuoka Prefecture, stating, "We would like to transfer a chemical fluid containing boric acid and aluminum phosphate at 100℃ from a drum using a submersible pump." The concentrations were each below 20%, but we proposed the JCVH type, which has high corrosion resistance due to its epoxy coating, considering both temperature and corrosion resistance. ●Cooling from 100℃ to 95℃ for transfer! The heat-resistant submersible pump JCVH type has a heat resistance temperature of 95℃, so they were satisfied with the operation of lowering the 100℃ hot water to 95℃ for use. We received feedback that they have been able to transfer without any issues after the installation.
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