The primary function of the dredge pump is to desilt, dredge, and remove mud and sand from various water bodies such as ports, rivers, and lakes.
Yes, the dredge pump is designed for mud cleaning of municipal pipelines and can also be used in rainwater pumping stations.
The dredge pump can transport slurry materials containing various impurities and can convey media with larger solid particles.
Yes, the dredge pump is used for road repairing and bridging, particularly in extracting pile bottom sediment and mud.
The dredge pump is available in multiple models including PLE-WNB-5.5, PLE-WNB-7.5, PLE-WNB-11, PLE-WNB-15, PLE-WNB-22, PLE-WNB-37, PLE-WNB-55, and PLE-WNB-75, each with varying specifications.
To determine the right model, consider the flow rate, head of delivery, and the specific application requirements. Contact the manufacturer for personalized guidance.
The PLE-WNB-15 model has a flow rate of 165 cubic meters per hour.
The PLE-WNB-22 model has a maximum head of delivery of 18 meters.
The PLE-WNB-5.5 model has a rotate speed of 1600 revolutions per minute (r/min).
The PLE-WNB-37 model has an outlet diameter of 150 mm.
Yes, the dredge pump is suitable for cleaning wetland sedimentary silt and can also be used in mining and excavation applications.
The cost varies based on different configurations. It is recommended to contact the manufacturer for detailed pricing.
Warranty information may vary by manufacturer. Please check with the manufacturer for specific warranty details.
Regular maintenance includes checking for wear and tear, ensuring the pump is free from debris, and performing routine inspections as per the manufacturer's guidelines.
Yes, the dredge pump is designed to convey media containing larger solid particles effectively.
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