Case study in the field of chemistry: Water-soluble fats
Introducing a case study on the use of vane pumps for the transfer of water-soluble oils!
Here is an example of the transfer of water-soluble fats in the field of chemistry. We were using a gear pump, but it stopped transferring liquid when it sucked in air, requiring us to prime it, which caused production to halt. Therefore, we switched to a vane pump, which allowed for transfer even when air was sucked in, eliminating the need for constant priming. 【Case Overview】 ■ Purpose: Solving problems caused by air suction ■ Model: Radial Vane Pump, V type ■ Liquid Name: Water-soluble fats ■ Issues: Using a gear pump, it stops transferring liquid when it sucks in air Constant priming is required, and production stops ■ Improvements: No priming work required and improved productivity, with an improvement effect of 1 million per year *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Features of Radial Vane Pumps】 ■ Improved durability and wear resistance ■ Suitable for extraction down to the very bottom of drums ■ Short cleaning time for wetted parts ■ Strong against solvents, high-temperature/high-viscosity liquids, and slurry mixtures ■ Ideal for transferring liquids that cannot be agitated ■ Quiet operation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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