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circulating pump

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circulating pump [′sər·kyə‚lād·iŋ ′pəmp]
(chemical engineering)
Pump used to circulate process liquid out of and back into a process system, as in the circulation of distillation column bottoms through an external heater, or the circulation of storage tank bottoms to mix tank contents.
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