seminar report of centrifugal slurry pump from journals

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A sludge pump is a type of centrifugal pump, lobe pump or hose pump peristaltic according to the principle of physics that increases the pressure of the mixture of liquid and solid particles (aka slurry), through the centrifugal force (a rotating impeller) and converts electrical energy into suspension potential. Kinetic energy.

Slurry pumps are widely used to transport corrosive / abrasive slurries and high concentration in many industries such as gold, silver, iron ore, tin, steel, coal, titanium, copper, mineral sands , lead and zinc. They are often designed to be suitable for heavy and heavy uses. Several other industries include molybdenum, electrical services, shale oil, water and sewerage services, construction areas, sand and gravel, tobacco and agriculture (porcine, poultry, dairy) and are grouped by:
• amount of impeller: single stage and multiple stage mud pump
• position of the shaft from the horizontal: horizontal and vertical slurry pump
• impeller suction mode: single suction and double suction mud pump
• pump housing structure: solid housing, horizontal split housing and split split carcass pump.

Parameters determined prior to selecting an appropriate suspension pump include capacity, head, solids handling capacity, efficiency and power, speed and NPSH.

It can be understood in the following video: