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CSPR rubber vertical slurry pumps are suitable for applications where the pump body or some wet parts need to be submerged into pits, slurry sumps, or industrial vessels. Depending on the actual configuration, they can be used to transport slurry, fine-particle suspensions, industrial slurries, and media with a certain degree of abrasiveness or corrosiveness.

In addition to confirming flow rate and head, the selection of a vertical slurry pump should also focus on installation depth and liquid level variations.

It is recommended to provide: pit depth and dimensions; pump immersion depth; normal liquid level and minimum liquid level; medium name; solids content and density; maximum particle size; medium temperature and pH value; pipeline length and diameter;

continuous or intermittent operation mode.

If there is significant sediment at the bottom of the pit, the sediment layer thickness and suction inlet position should also be specified. Whether the vertical slurry pump is suitable for directly handling bottom sediment needs to be confirmed based on the pump's inlet structure and particle conditions.

Rubber wet parts can provide wear or corrosion protection depending on the medium conditions, but are not suitable for all high-temperature, oil-containing, sharp large-particle, or special chemical media. The temperature and chemical compatibility of the rubber material should be checked prior to model selection.

During installation, ensure that the support structure is stable and avoid pipeline weight acting directly on the pump body. During operation, attention should be paid to liquid level, flow rate, vibration, electrical current, and wear conditions of the wet parts.