Exciting News | Stepping into the New Energy Sector, DPAM Nickel Cobalt Project Pumps Ship Out Successfully!

Recently, the Indonesia nickel cobalt concentrated sulfuric acid feed pump project, manufactured by DePam, has been successfully shipped.

This marks a significant new progress for DePam in the transformation of scientific and technological achievements, gradually bringing the business in the new energy field to "bloom and flourish" from point to area.

This project primarily involves installing pump equipment in the nickel-cobalt smelting plant area, used for adding 98% concentrated sulfuric acid to autoclaves. The challenge lies in the complex and stringent site conditions, including high temperatures, humidity, and acidic environments, as well as the transportation of highly corrosive media, which puts significant strain on the equipment.

By innovating the structure of the pump hydraulic end, improving the hydraulic balance system, and applying special valve groups, we effectively address the instability of transporting concentrated sulfuric acid under high flow rates and high temperatures, as well as the short lifespan of feeding pumps. This ensures the long-term stable operation of the equipment.

To ensure the successful delivery of this project, our project team has placed great emphasis on it, with responsible personnel tracking and inspecting throughout the process. We have conducted strict technical standards checks and equipment adjustments before shipment, guaranteeing that the Indonesia nickel-cobalt project will pass the acceptance and production without any issues.

With "new" momentum propelling "new" development, we create "new" brilliance through "new" progress.

This project's completion marks a new leap for Depaum in expanding its new energy materials business, unlocking growth opportunities for key equipment in the global new energy industry, with expectations for high future growth.

Next, the company will continue to maintain its technological leadership with substantial R&D investments, consistently reinforcing the brand's "moat."