A Hot oil pump is a mechanical device that circulates oil to moving elements of an engine, such as bearings, camshafts, and pistons, in order to prevent wear and tear. It is one of the most important components of an engine’s lubrication system that must not fail or malfunction, or else the engine would break down. “The high-temperature thermic fluid pump” is a device that moves heat-transfer oils at high temperatures. Thermic Fluid Pump (also known as hot oil circulating pump) is a type of pump that circulates hot oil. It is the most effective way to improve leakage control while also conserving energy. Thermic fluid pumps have been used in sectors such as maritime, wood, chemical, petrochemical, metal, food, drinks, pulp and paper for many years to solve the problem of circulating fuel as part of a larger boiler feed. A thermic fluid pump has the advantage of being able to transport highly abrasive fluid, which makes it ideal for use in heat transfer facilities.
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