The slurry pump wetted parts include impeller, liner, throatbush, frame plate liner insert, casing etc., The slurry pump parts are very easily worn-out components because they work under longtime impact of abrasive and corrosive slurries in the high speed.
Centrifugal pumps consist of several basic components, including the impeller, casing, suction and discharge ports, shaft, bearings, and seal. The impeller is a rotating component that transfers energy to the fluid and increases its velocity.
The primary purpose of a mechanical seal in a centrifugal pump is to prevent fluid from leaking to the atmosphere along this rotating shaft. Selection of the right mechanical seal for each pump application is critical when considering safety and reliability.
The fluid end is where the actual pumping takes place. The components of the fluid end consist of valves, pistons (or plungers), and liners. Since the fluid end is in constant contact with the material being pumped, most modern designs allow for quick replacement of worn components as needed.
Most wafer-style butterfly valves are engineered with four holes that align with the connected pipeline. The valve is designed to clamp between two flanges in your pipe work. Most wafer butterfly valves fit the majority of flange standards.
Lug-style butterfly valves are usually composed of metal such as ductile iron or steel. They feature threaded tapped lugs positioned on the valve flanges for bolt connections. Lug-style butterfly valves are suitable for end-of-line service but a blind flange is always recommended
