Progressing Cavity Pump

Progressing Cavity Pump for Viscous Sludge

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Description

Progressing cavity pumps for viscous sludge, oily waste, polymers, dosing chemicals, and shear-sensitive fluids. These pumps provide smooth flow, stable pressure, and effective handling of high-viscosity media with solids content. The pump range supports dirty water, abrasive slurry, viscous sludge, oily waste, chemicals, drilling fluids, and other demanding media. Selection can be matched to solids content, viscosity, required pressure, installation arrangement, and process continuity requirements.

Technical Specs

ModelFlow (m3/h)Pressure (Mpa)Motor (Kw)Max Speed (RPM)Inlet (Inch)Outlet (Inch)Weight (Kg)Dimension: L×W×H(mm)
GNG10-040C 10(44GPM) 0.3 4 244 3 3 245 2245×320×550
GNG20-055C 20(88GPM) 5.5 210 3 3 323 2450×340×562
GNG30-075C 30(132GPM) 7.5 258 4 4 386 2761×370×600
GNG40-110C 40(176GPM) 11 252 5 5 454 3270×370×665
GNG50-110C 50(220GPM) 11 273 5 5 608 3790×400×782
GNG60-150C 60(264GPM) 15 225 5 5 649 3322×550×740
GNG70-220C 70(308GPM) 22 230 6 6 875 3740×420×785
GNG80-220C 80(352GPM) 22 283 6 6 875 3740×420×785
GNG90-220C 90(396GPM) 22 205 6 6 875 3740×420×785
The above specification and parameters for reference only.

Key Features

  • Options available for abrasive, viscous, corrosive, or solids-laden media
  • Selection can be aligned with flow, head, solids content, viscosity, and duty cycle
  • Suitable for transfer, recirculation, feeding, dewatering, dosing, and high-pressure service
  • Can be supplied as bare pump or integrated with motor and control system

Typical Applications

sludge transfer, centrifuge or filter press feed, polymer dosing, oily waste transfer, viscous chemical pumping, and shear-sensitive media handling

Selection Information Required

  • medium type, viscosity, solids content, temperature, and chemical compatibility
  • required flow, discharge pressure, suction condition, and duty cycle
  • rotor and stator material requirement, seal arrangement, and hopper or auger need
  • motor type, speed control need, installation layout, and connection size