Hose Pump for Slurry Grouting

Concrete Transfer Peristaltic Hose Pumps are widely used in various construction projects, such as high-rise buildings, bridges, tunnels, dams, etc. Especially in projects that require long-distance, large-flow pumping of concrete, peristaltic hose pumps have significant advantages. In addition, because it uses hoses as the pumping medium, it has better flexibility and adaptability and can adapt to various complex construction environments.

Hose Squeeze Pumps, also known as peristaltic pumps in many applications, are highly effective for water treatment processes due to their ability to handle a wide range of fluids, including those that are abrasive, corrosive, viscous, or contain solids. These pumps play a critical role in various stages of water treatment, from intake and pre-treatment to chemical dosing and sludge handling.

Cellular Lightweight Foam Concrete Pump is used for pumping cellular lightweight foam concrete, also known as foamed concrete or aerated concrete. This type of concrete is made by mixing cement, water, and a pre-formed stable foam to create a lightweight material with good insulation properties.

Hose Squeeze Pumps provide a robust, reliable, and efficient means of transferring and processing various fluids and slurries involved in paper making. Their design minimizes wear, prevents leaks, allows for accurate metering, and can handle abrasive and viscous materials, making them indispensable in this industry.

An Industrial Peristaltic Squeeze Hose Pump offers a robust, reliable, and efficient method for transferring and placing lightweight concrete in various construction applications. Its design minimizes wear, prevents leaks, allows for accurate metering, and can handle abrasive and viscous materials, making it an indispensable tool in modern construction practices.

A High Abrasion Resistance Peristaltic Hose Concrete Conveying Pump is a specialized piece of equipment designed to handle concrete or similar abrasive materials with minimal wear on the pump’s components. This type of pump is particularly useful for conveying concrete that contains coarse aggregates, which can be highly abrasive and challenging to move without causing significant damage to the pumping system. The pump uses a peristaltic hose as the conveying medium and conveys concrete through the peristaltic motion of the hose. During the working process, the hose is periodically compressed and released, thereby generating a peristaltic effect, pushing the concrete along the pipeline.

A Peristaltic Hose Squeeze Pump for Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) is a specialized piece of equipment designed to handle the demanding and often abrasive slurry conditions encountered in tunneling operations. TBMs are massive machines used for boring tunnels through various types of ground, including soil, sand, and rock. The peristaltic pump plays a critical role in these machines by managing the slurry produced during excavation, which can be highly abrasive and contain solid particles of varying sizes. A Peristaltic Hose Squeeze Pump for TBMs offers a robust, reliable, and efficient method for handling the challenging slurries and fluids encountered in tunneling operations. Its design minimizes wear, prevents leaks, allows for accurate metering, and can handle abrasive and chemically aggressive materials, making it an indispensable tool in modern tunnel construction. By carefully selecting the right pump based on application-specific needs, users can ensure optimal performance and longevity in their operations, contributing to successful tunneling projects.

The working principle of the foam Concrete  hose pump for transfer foam concrete is mainly based on the principle of pressure delivery. It continuously delivers foam concrete along the pipeline through moving parts such as pistons or screws inside the pump body. During the pumping process, the pressure inside the pump body gradually increases, pushing the foam concrete forward until it reaches the designated construction location.

Hose Peristaltic Type Concrete Pump Applications:
Mining Industry: Used for transferring mineral slurries, tailings, and other mining-related slurries.
Wastewater Treatment: Ideal for pumping sludge and other wastewater treatment plant by-products.
Chemical Processing: Suitable for handling corrosive chemicals and abrasive slurries in chemical processing plants.
Pharmaceuticals and Food Processing: Useful for transferring slurries containing biological or food-grade materials where hygiene is critical.
Construction: Can be used for transferring concrete, grout, or foam concrete mixes.

A Hose Peristaltic Pump is an ideal solution for slurry transfer due to its unique design and operational characteristics. Slurries are mixtures of liquid and solid particles, often highly abrasive or corrosive, making them challenging to handle with conventional pump types.

Hose type concrete pump transports concrete from one place to another through a hose, and is widely used in engineering fields such as construction, roads, bridges, etc. The equipment has the characteristics of easy operation, strong flexibility, and adaptability to a variety of construction environments.

The peristaltic accelerated delivery hose pump periodically squeezes the hose through a specific mechanical structure, such as a roller or a pressure block, thereby forming continuous negative and positive pressure areas in the hose. The changes in these areas push the medium (such as liquid, gas or slurry) along the hose to achieve the purpose of delivery. At the same time, by increasing the speed of the drive motor or optimizing the structural design of the pump, the delivery speed of the medium can be increased to achieve accelerated delivery.

Hose pumps work on the principle of peristaltic action, where the hose is compressed in a wavelike manner to propel the fluid inside. This is achieved by using a rotor with pinch rollers that compress the hose against a stationary housing. As the rotor rotates, the pinch rollers sequentially compress the hose, creating a series of occlusion points that move along the hose, pushing the fluid forward. Hose Pumps for Slurry Grouting are a reliable and efficient choice for slurry grouting applications due to their abrasion resistance, ability to handle varying viscosities, self-priming capabilities, pulseless flow, and versatility. When selecting and maintaining a hose pump for slurry grouting, consider material compatibility, pump size and capacity, and maintenance requirements to ensure optimal performance.

An Industrial Grade Peristaltic Pump is a specialized piece of equipment designed for robust and reliable performance in demanding industrial environments. These pumps are particularly well-suited for applications requiring the transfer of aggressive chemicals, slurries, viscous fluids, or any material that must be handled gently to preserve its integrity.

Concrete Transfer Hose Pumps are widely used in various construction projects, such as high-rise buildings, bridges, tunnels, dams, etc. Especially in the construction of super high-rise buildings, concrete delivery pipe pumps have become indispensable construction equipment due to their efficient and continuous pumping capabilities.

OEM Stepper Motor Industrial Peristaltic Pump has been widely used in many industrial fields due to its advantages of precise control, no pollution, low shear force, corrosion resistance and simple maintenance. In the process of selection and use, comprehensive consideration should be made according to actual needs to ensure that the performance and stability of the pump meet the production requirements.

Peristaltic concrete pump is a kind of pump equipment that uses the peristaltic principle to transport concrete. It squeezes the hose periodically through a specific mechanical structure, thereby forming continuous negative and positive pressure areas in the hose, pushing the concrete to move along the hose. This pump has the advantages of simple structure, easy maintenance, strong adaptability, etc., and is particularly suitable for occasions where high-viscosity and high-solid content concrete needs to be transported.

The working principle of the Foam Concrete Hose Squeeze Pump is based on the hose extrusion technology. During the pumping process, the rotor or pressure block in the pump head periodically squeezes the hose, so that the foam concrete in the hose is pushed out, forming a continuous pumping action. This pumping method is efficient and stable and is suitable for various complex construction environments.

A Large Flow Hose Peristaltic Pump is designed to handle higher flow rates and larger volumes of fluid compared to standard peristaltic pumps. These pumps are ideal for applications requiring significant throughput while maintaining the benefits of peristaltic pumping technology, such as gentle handling of shear-sensitive fluids, high abrasion resistance, and precise metering.

Using a Peristaltic Squeeze Hose Pump for handling oil sludge is an effective solution due to the pump’s ability to handle highly viscous, abrasive, and potentially corrosive materials without damaging the internal components or the material being pumped. Oil sludge typically consists of a mixture of water, oil, solid particles, and other contaminants, making it challenging to transfer using conventional pumping methods.