Factors determining the performance of Slurry Pump

Slurry Pump has simple structure, stable operation, low vibration and low noise, so it is widely used in many fields, such as oil drilling, chemical, food, pharmaceutical and other industries. You buy this device, you want to know what it does. What factors determine the performance of Slurry Pump? Here is a brief introduction.

There are two main factors that determine the performance of Slurry Pump, namely pressure and displacement. Specifically,

The pressure of Slurry Pump is determined by a number of factors, including the depth of the drilling hole, the nature of the slurry delivered and the resistance of the slurry through the pipeline. The pressure gauge is generally installed on the equipment so that the staff can know the pressure of the equipment at any time. The change in pressure can be used to determine whether the well is in good condition and prevent well accidents.

2. Displacement. The displacement of a device is calculated according to how many liters it emits per minute. It is related to the diameter of the hole and the rate at which the washing fluid flows out of the bottom of the hole. The larger the diameter of the hole, the larger the rate required. When in use, it is generally required that the rising speed of the washing fluid should be able to wash the rock powder and cuttings cut by the bit away from the bottom of the hole in time and carry them reliably to the surface. When drilling a geological core, the upward velocity is usually about 0.4-1 m/min. With the change of drilling diameter and depth, the need to adjust the pump displacement at any time. The structure of the pump is generally equipped with a gearbox to adjust its speed, so as to achieve the purpose of changing the displacement.