G-type single screw pump

G-type single screw pumpIt relies on the mutual engagement of screws and liners to produce volume changes in the suction and discharge chambers to transport liquids. It is a closed screw pump with internal meshing, and the main working components consist of a liner (stator) with a double headed spiral cavity and a single headed spiral screw (rotor) that meshes with it inside the stator cavity.

G-type single screw pumpDue to its structure and working characteristics, it has the following advantages compared to piston pumps, centrifugal pumps, vane pumps, and gear pumps:

1. Capable of transporting media with high solid content;

2. Uniform flow and stable pressure, especially at low speeds;

3. The flow rate is directly proportional to the pump speed, thus having good variable adjustability;

4. A pump with multiple uses can transport media of different viscosities;

5. The installation position of the pump can be tilted arbitrarily;

6. Suitable for transporting sensitive items and items that are susceptible to damage such as centrifugal force;

7. Small size, light weight, low noise, simple structure, and easy maintenance.

Product Usage

Transportation of environmental protection, industrial wastewater, domestic wastewater, and sludge and turbid water containing solid particles and short fibers, especially used in oil-water separators

Plate and frame filter press equipment, etc.

Shipbuilding industry: cleaning of the bottom of the ship, transportation of oil and water, oil residue, oily wastewater, and other ring materials.

Petroleum industry: transporting crude oil, mixtures of crude oil and water, mixtures of coalfield gas and water, injecting polymers into geological formations, etc.

Medicine and daily chemical products: various viscous slurries, emulsions, ointments and cosmetics

Food canning industry: various viscous starches, distillers' grains, grain product residues, various sauces, slurries, solid matter slurries

Construction industry: spraying of cement mortar, lime slurry, coatings, and paste like materials

Mining industry: solid particles, groundwater, and slurry water in mines

Chemical industry: various suspensions, oils, various colloidal slurries, various adhesives

Printing and papermaking: high viscosity ink, PVC polymer plastic paste for wallpaper, various concentrations of pulp, short fiber pulp

Industrial boilers and power plants: coal water slurry transportation