What Is an Acid Pump?
An acid pump is a pump device designed to effectively and reliably supply acidic liquids in the transportation of liquids.
It caters to the transport of strongly acidic liquids such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, ensuring the necessary supply in chemical processes and industrial plants. The type and performance of the pump are selected based on factors such as the type of liquid, transport distance, and required flow rate.
The operational principle involves being driven by an electric motor or engine, transferring the liquid through a pumping mechanism. Various types of pumping mechanisms are employed, with centrifugal pumps, screw pumps, and mag-drive pumps being commonly used. These pumps are manufactured with materials or coatings that can withstand acidic conditions and feature robust designs.
Due to the critical importance of safety, the installation and operation of acid pumps require appropriate safety measures.