Problem Context
Slurry pump spools operate in some of the harshest conditions within any slurry handling system. Suction spools must manage vacuum, vibration and installation tolerances, while discharge spools are exposed to high pressure slurry, severe abrasion and constant pulsation from the pump.
Many operations continue to rely on rigid steel spools, expansion joints and multiple fabricated components. While commonly used, these systems often create unnecessary leak paths, vibration issues, difficult installations and accelerated wear. Raised sphere expansion joints can also disrupt slurry flow and typically do not utilise highly abrasion resistant compounds.
A smarter approach is to replace rigid spool sections with flexible Abrasor mining hose assemblies.
By strategically applying Abrasor hose on both suction and discharge connections, sites can reduce maintenance, improve reliability and protect critical pumping equipment.