A new type of single-casing
slurry pump includes a shaft frame with a rotating shaft rotatably mounted inside. A
flange is fixedly connected to one end of the shaft frame, and a protective sleeve is fitted onto the
flange. Bolts are installed between the protective sleeve and the
flange. Four impellers are fixedly mounted at the head of the rotating shaft, with the
impeller inlet extending forward. The outer
diameter of the back blade is smaller than the
diameter of the cover plate. The impellers are located inside the protective sleeve, and a guide block is provided on the end face of the protective sleeve, slightly lower than the height of the cover plate, suitable for waterless sealing scenarios. The bearing
assembly uses a mature
lubrication structure, prioritizing synthetic
grease to ensure bearing stability. The waterless sealing design solves the leakage problem of traditional seals, extending the maintenance cycle by more than 30%. The four impellers and optimized guide blocks improve pump efficiency by 5%-8%, and offer superior
cavitation resistance compared to similar products. The back blades and the guide block on the protective sleeve reduce localized wear, extending the life of flow components by more than 20%, improving overall practicality.