Vertical Cantilever Slurry Pump
LibertyCES has documented Vertical Cantilever Slurry Pump in FGD / Ash Handling / Coal Preparation / Slag Granulation / Heavy Media. Documented models include Schurco Slurry V Series. Send James the fluid, concentration, temperature and flow for a free spec review.
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What industries use Vertical Cantilever Slurry Pump?
LibertyCES has documented Vertical Cantilever Slurry Pump specified across 1 sector application, including FGD / Ash Handling / Coal Preparation / Slag Granulation / Heavy Media.
How is Vertical Cantilever Slurry Pump used in FGD / Ash Handling / Coal Preparation / Slag Granulation / Heavy Media?
Vertical Cantilever Slurry Pump is specified for FGD / Ash Handling / Coal Preparation / Slag Granulation / Heavy Media applications — examples include Schurco Slurry V Series (fully cantilevered vertical, discharge 1-1/2"-10", head max 160 ft, flow max 4,500 gpm; no submerged bearings/seals/packing, double-suction impeller, optional recessed impeller + suction agitator, optional large-particle impeller; metal pumps 27% chrome alloy casing, rubber pumps molded rubber on metal structure, snap-in/bolt-on upper and lower strainers). This is well-documented in LibertyCES's field data.
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