Pump Model: SG/300G, Suction: 14-inch; Discharge: 12-inch. 
Pump Usage: Sand, Gravel, Dredging. 
Material Construction: 
Impeller & Casing: High Chrome Alloy A05 with Hardness HRC62. 
Pump Flowrate: up to 2500m3/hr
Pump Head: up to 60m

When it comes to slurry transportation, familiarity with pumps and their parts is par for the course. However, it's also important to understand what goes into each element of slurry transport. So about "What is the difference between a slurry pump and a water pump?", "What are the types of slurry pumps?" How much do you know?
Slurry pumps versus water pumps
What distinguishes slurry from other fluid types is the presence of a solid — gravel, copper, or sand — within a liquid. Although in many cases, that liquid is water, a slurry may contain solvents, like acids, alcohols, or petroleum. Those non-water components, whether solids or solvents, make slurry pumps necessary.
slurry pump-types
In contrast to water pumps' narrow and often inexpensive components, large replaceable slurry pump parts are made of sturdy, often specialized materials. These parts allow pumps to move nearly any type of solid within a slurry efficiently and safely. Water pumps, on the other hand, lack the hydraulic capacity to move solid particles and are unable to withstand the particle abrasion and chemical corrosion that slurries can cause.
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The SHF/SMF/SLF range of froth pumps are designed to handle heavy froth for tough flotation froth duties, featured with a unique inlet and impeller design, this line of horizontal froth pumps is very successful where others fail. 

A large oversized inlet with a unique impeller inducer blade handles heavy froth and higher viscosity dense slurries with ease. The CNSME SHF/SMF/SLF series of horizontal froth pumps has proven valuable for very dense slurries where viscosity starts to become a pumping issue for the standard slurry pump


Discharge size range: 50mm to 550mm [2’’ to 22’’]
Flowrates to: 4550m3/hr [20,000GPM]
Heads to: 37m [120ft]

Slurry pumps are divided into horizontal slurry pumps and vertical slurry pumps based on the relationship between the pump shaft position to the water level it is a vertical slurry pump when the pump’ shaft is perpendicular to the water level, which is also called a sump pump because its pump head is immersed in slurry.

Casings of vertical pumps are made of abrasion-resistant metal, as well as impellers, and are also available in other materials like natural rubber or polyurethane. Bearings are lubricated by grease.

Vertical pumps can be driven by V belts, pulleys, or flexible couplings. They realize their overall performance through various speeds and different impeller selections, which helps guarantee the pumps' operation at their best. Vertical pumps have a long servicing life, high working efficiency, and can meet many kinds of arduous slurry transferring applications.

Vertical pumps are widely used in metallurgy sectors, mine sites, coal, power plants, construction, and environmental protection, and they play an important role!