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Chemical Mixed Flow Pump

Specialized Industrial Pump for Unique Applications

Chemical Mixed Flow Pump
Special Industrial Pumps

Chemical Mixed Flow Pump

Specialized Industrial Pump for Unique Applications

The Chemical Mixed Flow Pump is a specialized industrial pump designed for unique applications requiring specific hydraulic characteristics. It delivers reliable performance in demanding industrial environments.

Category: Special Industrial Pumps

Product Specifications

Flow Rate100 - 5000 m³/h
Head5 - 30 m
Power7.5 - 200 kW
Speed700 - 1450 rpm
Casing MaterialCast Iron / Stainless Steel
Impeller MaterialStainless Steel / Bronze
Max Temperature120 °C
Max Pressure0.6 MPa
Seal TypeMechanical Seal / Packing
StandardIndustrial Standard

Product Description

The Chemical Mixed Flow Pump is a specialized centrifugal pump combining radial and axial flow characteristics for large-volume, low-head chemical and industrial applications. Its impeller design delivers high flow rates up to 5,000 m³/h at low heads of 5-30 m with better efficiency than pure radial designs. The pump handles temperatures to 120°C with cast iron or stainless steel construction. Ideal for cooling water circulation, flood control, and large-volume chemical processing services.

Applications

  • Cooling water circulation
  • Flood control and drainage
  • Irrigation systems
  • Power plant cooling
  • Seawater intake
  • Industrial water supply

Quality Assurance

All Chemical Mixed Flow Pumps are manufactured under ISO 9001 quality management system. Each pump undergoes rigorous testing including hydrostatic pressure test, performance test, NDT inspection, and dynamic balance verification before shipment. We provide comprehensive documentation including test reports, material certificates, and operation manuals.

Why Choose Our Special Industrial Pumps

Stainless Steel Self Priming

316L stainless steel self-priming centrifugal pump for general chemical and industrial transfer, combining corrosion resistance with self-priming convenience.

316L Wetted Parts

All wetted components in 316L stainless steel for corrosion resistance in mild chemical, food, and pharmaceutical applications.

6m Suction Lift

Self-priming capability up to 6 meters, suitable for above-ground tank transfer, drum emptying, and portable pumping stations.

Hygienic Option

Available with electropolished surfaces and sanitary connections for food, beverage, and pharmaceutical transfer applications.

Key Features

High-flow or high-pressure capability
Multistage designs up to 1000m head
Split case for easy maintenance
Axial flow for very high flow rates
Premium efficiency hydraulic design
Heavy-duty bearings and shaft

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a chemical mixed-flow pump?

A mixed-flow pump combines radial and axial flow principles, delivering high flow rates at medium heads. It is ideal for large-volume chemical transfer, circulation, and flood control.

What flow rates can mixed-flow pumps achieve?

Flow rates range from 100 m³/h to over 10,000 m³/h. Heads are typically 5-50m, making them suitable for high-volume, low-to-medium head applications.

When should I choose mixed-flow vs. centrifugal vs. axial?

Choose mixed-flow when you need higher flow than a centrifugal but more head than an axial pump. Centrifugal = high head/low flow; mixed-flow = medium head/high flow; axial = low head/very high flow.

Can chemical mixed-flow pumps handle corrosive fluids?

Yes, with 316 stainless, duplex, or fluoroplastic-lined construction. They are commonly used in desalination, wastewater, and large-scale chemical processing.

Selection Guide

✅ When to Choose This Pump

  • Power plant cooling water and boiler feed
  • Municipal water supply and distribution
  • Very high flow circulation systems
  • Multistage high-pressure applications

⚠️ When NOT to Choose

  • Small batch chemical processing
  • Corrosive acid handling
  • Portable or mobile service
  • Hygienic food applications

💡 Common Selection Mistakes

  • Not calculating system curve properly
  • Ignoring parallel pump operation effects
  • Under-sizing suction piping
  • Not considering water hammer effects

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