Application of the sludge pump
Sludge pumps are in the centrifugal submersible pump motor group. And depending on the type of electric motor, they are offered in two types of three-phase sludge and single-phase sludge. Depending on the consumer, they are offered to the market with a variety of body and propeller materials. The basis of the work of the EPS pump is to remove sludge, so that the pump removes polluted and clear water that contains salts such as mud, settled sludge, fine sand and small waste. does
Application of sludge types based on installation and work conditions
Floating sludge (sludge sludge)
This type of sludge has an IP68 protective degree. So that they can be completely immersed in the fluid. Fluid passing through the electromotor, which is fully sealing, cools the engine and thus extends its lifespan, as well as reduced engine current. It should be noted that these electropumps must be immersed in the water and the electromotor in the water, because if the water does not cover the engine's body, the engine cooling will not be done well, resulting in damage to the engine insulation and burning the engine. Becomes.
Vertical sludge (vertical)
In this type of sludge removers, the electric motor is located at the desired height and outside the fluid, and the pump is immersed in the fluid. The two are connected through a coupling. As a result, it is easy to remove the electric motor if needed. This type of pump is also called a dry pump.
Sludge pump
Sludge pumps are composed of various components, each of which plays an important role in the overall performance of the pump. Next, we will examine the main components of these pumps:
Electromotor:
Electromotor is the heart pump that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. This engine is usually induction and is attached to the butterfly. Then, with their rotation, it creates the force needed to pump fluids.
Butterfly:
Butterfly is one of the key components of the sludge pump that is responsible for creating a fluid collection force. Butterflies are usually made of cast iron or stainless steel.
Pump body:
The body of the sludge pump is usually made of cast iron or stainless steel and has the task of protecting the internal components and bearing the pressure caused by the fluid.
Shaft:
The shaft is a metal rod that connects the electric motor to the propeller and transfers the rotation of the motor to the propeller.
Sealing system:
The sealing system is designed to prevent fluid leakage and water entry into the electric parts of the pump.