Self-Balancing Multistage Pumps Make New Breakthroughs in Complex Working Conditions

Recently, self-balancing multistage pumps have made remarkable progress in adapting to complex working conditions, attracting attention in the industry.

In the mining field, a new type of self-balancing multistage centrifugal pump with large flow and high head stands out. Its flow rate reaches up to 950 cubic meters per hour, and the head is 1350 meters. It has excellent wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant characteristics and is specially developed to meet the high-intensity drainage tasks in mines, effectively ensuring the rapid drainage of water accumulated during mining operations.

For the high-temperature and high-pressure chemical environment, self-balancing multistage pumps also perform outstandingly. By using special materials and innovative cooling technologies, such as being equipped with a "dual-cooler" to achieve medium self-circulation, the sealing cooling problem has been overcome, enabling the stable transportation of corrosive liquids.

Thanks to the symmetrical arrangement of impellers, self-balancing multistage pumps can automatically offset axial forces and operate stably. In various complex working conditions, compared with ordinary multistage pumps, the failure rate is significantly reduced. It combines the two advantages of high efficiency and stability, providing solid support for the improvement of industrial production efficiency and the reduction of energy consumption. Currently, it has been widely involved in many fields such as mining, chemical engineering, and metallurgy, and is expected to play a greater role in more complex scenarios in the future.