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Mud pump, refers to the drilling process to the drilling mud or water and other washing liquid machinery. The main components are volute, impeller, pump seat, pump case, support cylinder, motor seat, motor and other components. Impeller nut is cast iron, so corrosion resistance is good, and convenient processing technology. Pump seat is equipped with four skeleton oil seal and shaft sleeve, prevent shaft wear, prolong the service life of the shaft.

High quality vertical mud pumps with thick, solid shaft and copper motor can be provided in ATO shop. Various models are available, such as 2 inch mud pump, 3 inch mud pump, 4 inch mud pump and 6 inch mud pump. Here is the price list of vertical mud pump.

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Sewage mud pump is used in mining, papermaking, printing and dyeing, environmental protection, ceramics, refining, petroleum, chemical industry, farm, dyeing, brewing, food, construction, gold mine, mud, quicksand, mud pond, sewage pond, turbid fluid to send suction thick liquid, loading and suspended matter sewage operation, can also be used for mine drainage and fluid containing mud blocks.

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A well-placed suction stabilizer can also prevent pump chatter. Pump chatter occurs when energy is exchanged between the quick opening and closing of the reciprocating pump’s valves and the hammer effect from the centrifugal pump. Pump isolation with suction stabilizers is achieved when the charge pumps are isolated from reciprocating pumps and vice versa. The results are a smooth flow of pumped media devoid of agitating energies present in the pumped fluid.

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The Corrosive Sludge Pump is what happens when the maintenance staff are left with too much time on their hands. A complicated network of piping, distillation bottles, and safety valves results in a very capable device indeed - lobbing globs of toxic waste at those you disapprove of has never been so fun!

The Corrosive Sludge Pump is an unlockable primary weapon for the Driller. It is a large sludge dispenser that fires corrosive sludge, capable of melting enemies. It consists of a number of pipes and valves wrapped around a fuel tank with a nozzle.

The Sludge Pump has two firing modes; Tapping the fire button will fire a single fragment of sludge whereas holding the fire button and releasing will fire a sludge bomb that causes several fragments to fly out upon impact.

When a corrosive projectile impacts an enemy, that enemy becomes visibly coated with sludge and takes damage over time (DoT). When the projectile impacts a surface, it creates a corrosive puddle that causes DoT to any enemy walking over it, along with slowing them down.

"Special mixture increases immediate projectile damage at the cost of the long term corrosive and slowdown effects and puddle lifetime as the volatile compound evaporates much faster."

"Charged shots break apart into more fragments on impact and each fragment is more potent, however the initial damage of the charged projectile impact is reduced."

"The addition of finely tuned timed separation compounds cause the charged shots to leave a trail of sludge as they fly through the air. However the projectile depletes its mass as it flies, dealing less impact damage as fragments separate and completely expiring once all fragments are dropped."

"The charged shot cohesion is disrupeted on firing, instantly shooting out fragments in a shotgun-like blast. While spectacular the modifications result in reduced magazine size and ammo capacity by an extented reload process."

Enemies hit directly or caught within the splash radius of the sludge projectiles have a 100% chance to be applied with Corrosion. (Note: Enemies walking through a corrosive puddle will not apply/refresh this effect.)

In addition to the applying a damage over time that deals both Fire and Heat damage the Burning Goo Puddles are considered to be On Fire with a 1.7m Area Heat Radius. Along with this the Burning Goo Puddles act as an Environmental Heat Source with an Intensity value of 1. To calculate the total heat being applied to any given bug simply use this formula:

The two modifications, Protein Disruption Mix and Hydrogen Ion Additive, that affect the Sludge Pump"s two sources of slowdown do not add to or replace the slowdown stats. Instead they act as separate multipliers to enemy movement speed.

Fluoroantimonic Acid increases the damage of both the Corrosion status effect and the Corrosive Puddles. The extra damage added to the puddles comes in the form of a second damage over time effect with its own tick rate and damage.

The Corrosive Sludge Pump used to have a Tier 5 modification called "Ingredient X" which, when selected, would dissolve the armor of enemies. This functionality was removed as an modification and added to the base weapon stats upon the release of Season 2, leaving only two Tier 5 modification choices

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hello I am new to this forum. I am a female, 62 years young, 4"11" . My husband and I have always had a toyota car and toyota tacoma. But i lost my best friend about seven months ago. he was talking about buying a tacoma about two weeks before he died and I decided last june to buy my brothers 2017 toyota tacoma TRD with a short bed with 21600 miles on it. since i bought it i have only driven it about 500 miles. it ran great until last week after stopping at a red light when it turned green i put my foot on the gas paddle the check engine lights came on and the truck would barely move. i was lucky there was a parking lot so i pulled into it and called a friend of mine (Hank) who came and had the thing you can scan to tell your what the codes are and he said to me your number 2 and 5 cylinders are misfiring. so a friend of his towed it to Hanks house and my friend suggested that on monday i have it towed to a dealer so they could fix it. seeing that my brother bought it at the toyota dealer in my town that is where i brought it to get fix and also i thought it was still under warranty (my bad).

then the real nightmare began. first they called and said it was a bad ignition coil and they replaced it and the truck was running fine.. ten minutes later they called back and said they found a small mouse nest near the wiring harness and they wanted to check it out and all the wiring to make sure there were no problems with the wiring. five hours later they called back and said the wiring harness and all wiring were good. then they called to tell me the mechanic was going home and would continue to work on it in the morning. but i said wait i thought you put a now ignition coil on it and it was running great. she said it was but the code came back on. so after waiting and not hearing from them the next day i took a ride to find out what"s wrong with my truck and she said he is working on it and told me to look through the window. I did one better and walked out to talk to him. i asked him what"s going on with the truck he said hate to give you bad news but it looks like the valve is bad. he said just for the parts it would be about 7000.00 dollars. i told him there is no way a valve on a toyota tacoma with only 22400 miles on it would have a bad valve and i was going to call toyota corp in texas (because i was told it was no longer under warranty. I left and the next day i am told that all 6 fuel injectors were bad and needed to be replaced and also the fuel tank should be emptied and cleaned out along with the fuel lines for a cost of about 6200.00 dollars? WTF! i had it towed to a garage that four other friends suggested. first i had to pay the 1030.00 to the dealer for changing 6 spark plugs ( I know the spark plugs that were in it last up to 100000 miles) and some gaskets. the garage i had it towed to called me after four hours and said your fuel pump failed. he called a friend of his at another toyota repair shop and gave him the VIN number and was told that it would be replaced for free. but I had to have it done at a toyota service department do it. there was no way I was going back to the first place. so i had it towed yet again to the toyota dealer few towns away. the garage that found out it was a failed fuel pump charge me 250.00. i aske dhim if I had been dum and had the work done like the 1st place suggest would my truck have been fixed. he said no the fuel injectors are fine its your fuel pump that is bad. man i think that the first place ai brought it to thought now here is a small dum female and we are going to get some money out of her. wrong, i will be calling toyota in texas and try to get most of the 1030.00 back and also the towing fees i have had to pay. wish me luck everybody. one more thing i was told if the 1st place i took it to had typed in my VIN number they would have seen that there was a recall on the fuel pump. neither my brother nor I ever received a notice. I am thankful that its getting replaced and the truck will again run great again. but i am also very aggravated that the first place didn"t seem to have a clue on what was wrong with my practically brand new truck. just wondering if anyone else has had a similar experience?