A liquid ammonia pump is a mechanical equipment used to transport liquid gaseous ammonia. It is widely used in chemical, food and other industries.

Working principle: The main components of liquid ammonia pump include engine, pump body, working wheel, bearings, etc. d. When the engine starts, the vane begins to rotate, sucking liquid gaseous ammonia into the pump housing. As the working wheel continues to rotate, the liquid gaseous ammonia is compressed and discharged to the exhaust hole.

The working principle of the liquid ammonia pump is based on two main principles: one is to use the rotation of the working wheel to generate kinetic energy, and the other is to use the incompressibility of the liquid for transport. In particular, the working wheel of the liquid ammonia pump consists of several blades, which when rotated create centrifugal force, thereby sucking the gaseous liquid ammonia into the pump body. At the same time, due to the incompressibility of liquid ammonia when rotating the vane, the liquid will be forced to move outward, forming a certain pressure difference, thereby carrying out the transport of liquid ammonia.