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Mono Screw Pump Working Principle and Apllication



Mono screw pump, also called sewage pump or progressive cavity pump, belongs to the rotor type positive displacement pump. 
Mono screw pump is depending on the screw meshing with liner on the discharge and suction cavity to conveying liquid volume change. It is a kind of method of pressurized screw pump, a main working parts by bushing has a double helix cavity (stator) and the stator cavity and its meshing singlehead screw screw (rotor). When the input shaft through the universal joint drive making planets revolving around the center of the stator, rotor stator, rotor, vice is continuous mesh form sealed cavity, the seal chamber volume invariably uniform axial movement, the medium from the suction end of deputy to the stator, rotor pressure side, the suction medium sealed cavity through the stator without stirring and destruction.
Mono screw pump is an ideal pump used to feed drilling fluids to decanter centrifuge. Since mud is evenly pushed to proceed along the axial direction, the inner flow speed is kept low, volume unchanged and pressure stable so that vortex and agitation are prevented. Mono screw pump can also be used for wet mud drilling waste management and cuttings transportation.
The Mono screw pump shaft is made of stainless steel and even the whole pump can be made of stainless steel.
The stator is made of elastomeric material, so it gives the pump a more competitive advantage than other pumps to transfer fluids of high viscosity and fluids with hard suspended particles.
The advantages of mono screw pump are compact structure, small size and easy maintenance. Rotor and stator as wearing parts of this pump are simple to be replaced.

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