Benefits Of Using Slurry Pumps In AAC Blocks Plant - Detailed Guide

 


As time changes, technology improves. Things are modern and simple. Yes, we are talking about Autoclaved air-cooled concrete aimed at the AAC Block. In modern times, AAC is used instead of lightweight bricks during the construction of a building. AAC products are made at very high temperatures and pressures below the conclave. AAC bricks are made from the mud ash of thermal energy plants. AAC blocks have several advantages over conventional bricks. As it is highly volatile in thermal, it is used for interior and exterior construction. AAC is well suited for multi-story buildings and those with high-temperature variations. And the best part, it weighs very little.

Transfer of ash slurry

In countries such as India and China, most of the electricity is generated by a thermal power plant, with a high concentration of fly ash. AAC blocks are therefore the best way to reuse ash as an important building material. The amount of slurry is very high. That needed to be handled with care. So to transfer that mud from the mixing area to the plant, a Slurry Pump is required. A Slurry Pump is a state-of-the-art pump capable of carrying a liquid mixture at high transfer speeds.


Slurry Pump in AAC block plant

Slurry Pump is widely used in AAC block plants where a large amount of slurry needs to be transferred. During production, AAC slurry also becomes aggressive, due to temperature fluctuations. But the Slurry Pump is designed to withstand the corresponding liquid. It means that the decomposition of the liquid does not affect the body of the pump. There is therefore no possibility of plant damage due to pump failure.

Salient Features:

  • Replaceable parts
  • Erosion resistance body
  • Reliable construction
  • Quick maintenance
  • High efficiency
  • Low power consumption
  • Two parts casing

Technical Specification:

  • Range: 3″ to 12″ (75mm to 300 mm)
  • Capacity: 45m3/hr – 800m3/hr
  • Heads to 10m to 35m
  • Pressure to: 3.5kg

That’s not all

Slurry Pump manufactured by Sujal Engineering is one of the robust and premium pumps among all the products. Its rigid construction gives it a long age and good working conditions. It can transfer various kinds of fluids from one place to another without any leakage. Its superior performance in handling large corrosive and abrasive slurries makes it the most demanding pump in industries.

The best part is

Sujal Engineering is the leading manufacturer of a great variety of industrial pumps. We have given numerous pumping solutions to Ceramic Industries, Sugar Plants, Food Industries, Automobile Industries, Textile Industries, Paper Mills, and many more industries. We manufacture the standard pumps by keeping the utmost precision that suits our client’s industrial requirements.

For more details about our Slurry Pump visit our website:  Sujal Pumps or you can email us at sujalpumps@gmail.com

Location: Sujal Engineering 61, Haridham Estate, Near, Adarsh II Estate, Odhav, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382415, India

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