Explanation of the structural characteristics of the hot oil pump

The hot oil pump is a single-stage, single suction cantilever structure, connected to the hydraulic components of the pump with bearing seats and connecting pipes. The liquid is discharged from the outlet pipe components. The impeller of the pump is a semi open impeller, and there are stirring blades at the extension of the impeller blades. The main feature of this pump is that the pump shaft in the underwater part has sufficient rigidity. There are no bearings or shaft seals between the impeller and the pump casing, and it can transport media containing large solid particles. The length of the pump inserted into the liquid is between 800-2000, and it can be equipped with a suction pipe if necessary. The shaft seal adopts a submersible pump inserted into the liquid for operation, without a shaft seal. The transmission is installed on the motor support and support seat by a vertical motor, and connected to the pump with a coupling.