SGB slurry pump

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Slurries are special compounds used in many processing industries, including industry, food, dairy, beverage processing and biopharmaceutical manufacturing, among other sanitary industries. Slurries combine the properties of liquids and solids, so when it comes to determining the type and size of slurries must give special consideration to the pumps with which they are used.

Slurries

This article focuses on

1. What is slurry definition

2. the types of pumps that can be used for pumping slurries in industry

3. slurry pumping from slurry pump considerations

4. Factors to consider when selecting a slurry pump for a specific application

5. A brief overview of some of the industrial slurry pumps available for pumping industrial slurries provided by SGB

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