Since 1975
Nearly 50 years manufacturing experiences
Nearly 50 years manufacturing experiences
High temperature molten salt pump, also known as molten salt circulation pump, is a vertical submerged pump. It is mainly used for the transportation of high-temperature heat-conducting medium (nitrate) in caustic soda. The pump material is made of hightemperature-resistant alloy steel, and has undergone special heat-resistant treatment to ensure the stability of the material at high temperature. Due to the operating characteristics of the transmission equipment, the centrifugal force increases the pressure of the conveyed liquid. The result is a smooth, pulsation-free flow in the piping system. The inlet and outlet pipelines of our molten salt pumps are carefully designed to facilitate operation and maintenance, and at the same time ensure that the inlet and outlet pipelines of the pump are in a stress-free or low-stress state to ensure the smooth operation of the pump.
The specification of a molten salt pump used for the transportation of high-temperature heat-conducting medium (nitrate) in the production of caustic soda can vary depending on the specific requirements of the application. However, here are some general specifications that are applicable:
These are some general specifications that are applicable for a molten salt pump used in the production of caustic soda. However, it’s important to note that the specific requirements for a pump can vary depending on the specific application, so it’s important to consult with a qualified engineer or pump manufacturer to determine the best specifications for a given application.
High temperature molten salt pumps can play a critical role in the production of caustic soda. Caustic soda, also known as sodium hydroxide, is typically produced through the electrolysis of a salt solution, such as sodium chloride (NaCl), in a process known as the chlor-alkali process.
In this process, a concentrated salt solution is first heated to a high temperature and then electrolyzed using a specialized cell. The resulting reaction produces chlorine gas, hydrogen gas, and a concentrated caustic soda solution.
The concentrated caustic soda solution is often transported using a high temperature molten salt pump, which is capable of handling the high temperatures and corrosive nature of the solution. The pump is typically made of high-temperature-resistant alloy steel, and is designed to operate smoothly and reliably at high temperatures.
The pump is also carefully designed to facilitate operation and maintenance, and to ensure that the inlet and outlet pipelines of the pump are in a stress-free or low-stress state to ensure the smooth operation of the pump.
Overall, the reliable operation of a high temperature molten salt pump is essential for the efficient production of caustic soda, and any downtime or failure of the pump can result in costly production delays and losses.
For the molten salt pump, we have made changes to the design of the main shaft and components. At the bottom end of the rotating main shaft of the molten salt pump, a detachable inducer wheel has been added to address issues such as reduced head and increased motor current. This design modification also prevents erosion on the impeller surface, thereby extending the impeller’s lifespan. Our company’s molten salt pump products are comparable to similar foreign products and feature high efficiency, smooth operation, low noise, long lifespan, and low maintenance requirements.
These improvements and optimizations are of significant importance in enhancing the performance, reliability, and durability of falling film tubes and molten salt pumps in caustic soda evaporation systems.
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