Pumps move liquids, mix chemicals, and keep things running smoothly in the petrochemical industry. Special types excel in different jobs, for example canned pumps and refinery pumps.
Canned pumps are essential because they are small and can handle tough conditions. They excel in any hot or high-pressure condition. This makes them perfect for handling the chemicals used in petrochemical processes.
Refinery pumps are another important type. Refineries use these for turning crude oil into gasoline and diesel. They need to handle harsh conditions like high temperatures and corrosive materials.
Our flexible technology addresses the diverse range of application challenges in the petrochemical industry. You can install our pumps in any position, including horizontal, vertical, semi-submersible, or in a can.
They can operate under extremely low NPHSa (Net Positive Suction Head Available). These pumps can handle a wide range of viscosities, including liquids that are difficult to pump. They can also handle liquids with or without solids, as well as abrasive media and shear-sensitive liquids.
To process crude oil and gas, the large hydrocarbon molecules must be broken down into smaller compounds. In one method called 'cracking,' operators mix catalysts with oil to create a slurry to transfer into a reactor.
This and other processes require accurate dosing of chemicals. Our MD range pumps accurately dose corrosion inhibitors, emulsion breakers and flocculants.
Wastewater treatment management is important. New environmental laws require pumps to handle oily water mixtures with little shear to separate them efficiently. They also need to handle low to high dry solids content.