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Concrete curing tank pump

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Shieldlab

Civil/Environmental
Sep 22, 2017
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Recently had our tank pump that was about 10 years old break. Replaced it with a pond pump. within a few months that pump stopped working. Replaced that one with a different dirty water pond pump and has stopped working after only a month. My lab has 3 250 gallon tanks that are connected for constant flow and are lime saturated per ASTM standards. Any recommendations on a pump that would handle that flow and the lime saturation.
 
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I assume you are using centrifugal pumps. Since the viscosity of the water will change with the accumulation of lime in the water, I would use a positive displacement pump such as a small diaphragm pump or a screw-type pump
 
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