Tag: screw pump

Optimizing Slurry Supply: The Versatility and Efficiency of GN Screw Pumps for Centrifuges

The screw pump stands out as the optimal apparatus for supplying slurry to centrifuges due to its unique features in a waste fluid treatment system. It avoids shearing or mixing the slurry, maintaining a low internal flow rate along the shaft, and ensuring consistent capacity, and stable pressure without causing vortices or stirring. Its composition revolves around two distinctive geometric components: the screw shaft (rotor) and the screw sleeve (stator). These elements work in tandem, generating extrusion that guides the slurry along the shaft.

GN Solids Control is a leading screw pump supplier that our screw pumps boast enhanced durability and reliability compared to most Chinese-made counterparts Crafted with components from leading German brands and assembled in China. Through strategic agreements with NETZSCH, we can provide these pumps at a more cost-effective price than the official site.

Among the favored models is the GNG30B-075C, catering to the GNLW363D centrifuge, boasting a flow rate of 30.3/h, a 7.5kW motor, and DN100 inlet and outlet specifications.

When opting for a screw pump, selecting the right model is crucial for optimal performance. To tailor the choice to the specific physical and chemical characteristics of the media and operational requirements, we encourage users to submit pump operation data. Our team of professionals can then recommend a suitable selection, which is subject to customer confirmation.

The model selection process requires essential operational data:

Transport Medium: Name, corrosiveness, abrasiveness, viscosity, solid content, working temperature.

Operating Parameters: Flow rate or range, maximum pressure, continuous or intermittent operation.

Installation Environment: Horizontal or vertical orientation, fixed or mobile setup, special requirements for connecting pipelines, electrical systems, and explosion-proof protection.

As a progressing cavity pump, the screw pump consists of a helical rotor and stator. The rotor, featuring a large pitch, depth, and a specific cross-section, works in conjunction with a stator with a two or three-start thread, allowing continuous movement of the medium from the inlet to the outlet.

When in need of a centrifuge and feed pump, we recommend choosing the screw pump as your feeding pump. For further information, kindly reach out via email to samuel@gnsolidscontrol.co.

Hydraulic Centrifuge and Screw Pump: A Match Made for Wastewater Treatment.

Hydraulic centrifuges and screw pumps are two types of equipment that are often used together in industrial applications. The hydraulic centrifuge is used to separate solids from liquids, while the screw pump is used as the feeding pump for the centrifuge.

GN Solids Control is a leading manufacturer of decanters centrifuges. We have partnered with Viscotherm and ROTODIFF®, leading brands of centrifuge hydraulic driving systems from Switzerland, to develop the Full Hydraulic Drive (FHD) Centrifuge. This centrifuge meets the highest standards and is designed for international clients. The FHD Centrifuge uses a hydraulic bowl and scroll drive system that is powered by a hydraulic pump unit. This system drives both the hydraulic motor ROTODIFF and the bowl of the centrifuge. The two hydraulic oil circuits allow for independent, stepless, and large-range speed regulation for the bowl and conveying. The FHD Centrifuge has several advantages. It can be used in high-temperature ambients, is designed for heavy mud, and has a flexible bowl and differential speed. The compact one-skid design makes it easy to rig up.

A screw pump is a progressive cavity pump that uses a rotating rotor with a series of helical blades to move fluids. The blades create a series of chambers that trap the fluid and move it along the pump. The pump is gentle on the fluid, so it does not shear or agitate it. It can handle high-viscosity fluids and hard-suspended particles for a mud system, and a good feeding pump for centrifuges. It is easy to maintain, better pumping than a centrifugal pump, and the only worn parts are the rotor and stator.

The combination of the centrifuge and the screw pump could be mounted with a skid:

If you are interested in the skid and equipment, or you have a project in drilling mud treatment or waste fluid treatment, please feel free to contact me for more details.