Corrosion-resistant pumps play an important role in many fields. With the continuous advancement of science and technology and the continuous development of industry, the application scope of corrosion-resistant pumps will become more and more extensive.

The selection principles of pumps on offshore drilling platforms involve multiple aspects to ensure that the pumps can operate efficiently, stably and safely in complex and harsh marine environments.

The reasons why a small self-priming pump cannot suck water may involve many aspects, which need to be investigated and resolved according to the specific circumstances.

The problem of frequent starting of booster pumps is usually related to factors such as pressure setting, water source conditions, and equipment failure.

The selection rules for large-flow double-suction pumps are a process that comprehensively considers multiple factors. It requires clarifying the needs, selecting pump types, considering economy and reliability, and paying attention to other related matters.

The reasons for the excessive power consumption of multi-stage centrifugal pumps may involve many aspects such as pump design, use environment and maintenance status.

Excessive load on centrifugal pumps can have serious consequences, and appropriate measures need to be taken to avoid and deal with them.

The reasons for the heating of centrifugal pumps may involve multiple aspects.

Ceramic pumps play an important role in many industrial fields with their unique corrosion resistance, wear resistance, high temperature resistance and other performance advantages.

When selecting a pump for corrosive liquid transportation, it is necessary to comprehensively consider factors such as liquid properties, pump performance parameters, materials, sealing performance, maintenance and repair. Recommended pump types include shielded pumps, diaphragm metering pumps, magnetic drive pumps (including self-priming magnetic pumps), centrifugal corrosion-resistant pumps and long-axis vertical submersible pumps.