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Contenido
Introduccin
Seleccin de Bombas Moyno
Caractersticas
Cmo seleccionar una bomba Moyno?
Seleccin de la serie 500
Caractersticas de la Serie 1000
Curvas de desempeo de la Serie 1000
Correccin de la potencia por viscosidad y abrasividad
Curvas de desempeo de la Serie 1500
Correccin de la potencia por viscosidad y abrasividad
Caractersticas de la Serie 2000
Curvas de desempeo de la Serie 2000
Correccin de la potencia por viscosidad y abrasividad
Bombas Sanitarias
Correccin de la potencia por viscosidad y abrasividad
Bombas Sanitarias de Alta Presin
Correccin de la potencia por viscosidad y abrasividad
Ejemplo de Seleccin - Moyno
Seleccin de Bombas Viking
Engineering Data
Ejemplo de Seleccin Viking
Seleccin de Bombas Q-Pumps
Procedimiento de Seleccin
Curvas de desempeo de las Bombas Q-Pumps
Comparacin de las Bombas Moyno, Viking y Q-Pumps (Ejemplo de Seleccin)
Seleccin de Bombas Blackmer
Boletn completo de Bombas de Paletas
Uso Comn de las Bombas Blackmer segn la Clasificacin Industrial
SIC Standard Industrial Classification
General-Duty Pumps
X, GX
NP
MLN4
Heavy-Duty Pumps
XL
MLX4
HXL
Wear Resistant, Abrasive Liquid Pumps
XLW
316 Stainless Steel Pumps
SNP
SMVP
Ejemplo de Seleccin
Seleccin de Bombas IMO
Caractersticas de las Bombas de tres tornillos
Preseleccin
Series ACE, 3E, UCF, 3G, 323F, 3D, 324A, T324, 4VKC, EMTEC, 4SFC, 6D, 4T, 8L, 12D,
6T/6U y 12L
Ejemplo de Seleccin
Seleccin de Bombas SPECK
Bombas reciprocantes Terry L. Henshaw
Preseleccin de Bombas Speck
Serie NP
Serie P
Ejemplo de Seleccin
Anexo:
INTRODUCCIN
Este documento tiene como propsito guiarle en la seleccin de bombas de desplazamiento
positivo, un tema prctico e interesante que resulta ser de gran importancia para los
Ingenieros Mecnicos. Hemos insertado los catlogos de los fabricantes junto con otra
informacin necesaria y hemos complementado con problemas resueltos para que el estudio
de este material sea lo ms agradable posible.
Las bombas de desplazamiento positivo tienen como principio fundamental recoger paquetes
de fluido del puerto de succin, sellarlos y llevarlos al puerto de descarga a una presin que
puede ser tan alta como las caractersticas de construccin de la bomba lo permitan. La
principal clasificacin de las bombas de desplazamiento positivo depende del movimiento de
los miembros que producen la presin. Por un lado, estn las bombas reciprocantes que
aprovechan el movimiento alternativo de un pistn o un mbolo para desplazar el fluido. Por
otro lado, estn las bombas rotatorias, dentro de las que se incluyen elementos como aspas o
paletas, camisas flexibles (peristlticas), cavidades progresivas, 2 3 tornillos, engranajes
internos o externos, lbulos, entre otros.
Hemos incluido las siguientes bombas:
CAVIDADES PROGRESIVAS
(o Bombas Helicoidales de Rotor Excntrico)
En 1930, Ren Moineau, un pionero de la aviacin, mientras inventaba un compressor para
motores de reaccin, descubri que este principio tambin podra trabajar como un sistema
de bombeo. La Universidad de Pars le otorg un doctorado para su tesis en el nuevo
capsulismo. Su disertacin estableci el campo de trabajo para las Bombas de Cavidades
Progresivas. En 1932, Moineau asociado con Robert Bienaim del Grupo Gvelot, fundaron
PCM Pompes, la cual est extendida hoy a nivel mundial. (Visite PCM Pompes en
http://www.pcm-pump.com/)
Las bombas de cavidades progresivas estn compuestas
de dos piezas longitudinales en forma de hlice las cuales
se conocen como estator y rotor. El rotor es la pieza
interna, metlica, que est conformada por una sola
hlice. El Estator es la parte externa y est constituida
por una camisa de acero revestida internamente por una
goma o elastmero moldeado en forma de hlice que
engrana con la hlice del rotor.
El estator y el rotor son excntricos. El movimiento del rotor es combinado uno rotacional
sobre su propio eje y otro rotacional en direccin opuesta alrededor del eje del estator. La
geometra del conjunto es tal que forma una serie de cavidades idnticas y separadas entre s.
Cuando el rotor gira en el interior del estator, estas cavidades se desplazan axialmente desde
el fondo del estator hasta la descarga, de manera que se tiene un desplazamiento positivo en
cavidades progresivas.
Estas bombas pueden aplicarse para el bombeo de lquidos tan ligeros como el agua a lquidos
tan pesados como mieles, glucosa, etc. Son idneas para el bombeo de lquidos con slidos en
suspensin y lquidos de baja tensin superficial pues no agitan el producto. Su campo de
empleo se encuentra en aquellas aplicaciones donde la viscosidad del fluido bombeado hace
imposible el uso de bombas centrfugas, sin embargo, sus caractersticas de auto aspiracin
(Autocebantes), caudal uniforme y sin pulsaciones, alto poder de succin, elevada presin de
descarga, su capacidad para bombear productos slidos, su resistencia a la abrasin y otras
cualidades la han hecho interesante para otros campos de aplicaciones en los que se utilizan
bombas centrfugas o de otros tipos.
El catlogo de seleccin que usaremos para este tipo de
bombas es el de la empresa Moyno, que se puede descargar
desde la pgna www.moyno.com
ENGRANAJES INTERNOS
Medialuna
Los engranajes internos son excepcionalmente verstiles. Aunque a menudo son usadas en
lquidos ligeros como solventes y combustibles, sobresalen en la eficiencia de bombeo de
asfaltos, chocolates y adhesivos. El rango til de viscosidad de una bomba de engranajes
internos est entre 1 cP y 1.000.000 cP.
Adems de su amplio rango de viscosidad, tambin tienen un
amplio rango de temperatura, manejando lquidos hasta 400C.
Esto se debe a la distancia de contacto entre los dos engranajes,
la cual puede ser ajustada para acomodarse a altas temperaturas,
maximizando la eficiencia en el manejo de fluidos de altas
viscosidades y disminuyendo el desgaste.
La bomba de engranajes internos es no pulsante, autocebante y
puede trabajar en seco por cortos periodos de tiempo. Tambin
es birotacional, por lo que la misma bomba puede ser usada para
cargar y descargar recipientes. Dado que las bombas de engranajes internos tienen slo dos
partes mviles, son seguras, sencillas de operar y de mantener.
Cmo funcionan?
1. El lquido entra al puerto de succin entre el rotor (engranaje exterior grande) y los
dientes del engranaje interior pequeo. Las flechas indican la direccin de la bomba y
del lquido.
2. El lquido viaja a travs de la bomba entre los dientes del engranaje dentro del
engranaje. El perfil creciente divide el lquido y acta como un sello entre los puertos
de succin y de descarga.
3. El cabezal de la bomba est casi inundado justo antes de forzar el lquido en el puerto
de descarga.
4. Los dientes del rotor y el engranaje exterior aseguran un sello completamente
equidistante de los puertos de succin y descarga. Este sello obliga al lquido a salir
por el puerto de descarga.
LBULOS
Las bombas de lbulos son rotativas de engranajes
externos, que cambian un poco su configuracin con los
engranajes externos convencionales, dado que slo tienen
dos o tres dientes (lbulos) que son ms anchos y ms
redondeados. Su accionamiento es independiente y se
hace fuera de la cmara de bombeo.
El principio de funcionamiento se basa en un engranaje
conductor y uno conducido que transportan el fluido por
las cmaras formadas entre la carcasa y el engranaje,
viajando de la zona de menor presin al puerto de
descarga. Los sellos de cada paquete de fluido se logran en
la unin de los dos engranajes y de cada uno de ellos con la
carcasa.
Las bombas de lbulos ofrecen una mayor capacidad volumtrica (Cantidad de lquido
bombeado en cada revolucin) cuando se comparan con bombas de otro tipo. Tienen el
inconveniente de ser ms costosas, pero son adecuadas para trabajo con fluidos sensibles al
efecto del esfuerzo tangencial (cizalle). Son excelentes para el manejo de fluidos con gases o
partculas atrapadas y su uso en la industria alimenticia es bastante extendido.
Las bombas de lbulos que seleccionaremos en ste
documento son de la marca Q-Pumps, la cual puede
visitar en www.q-pumps.com
PALETAS
Como se muestra en la figura, las bombas de paletas usan un rotor con paletas deslizantes, las
cuales arrastran el lquido entre las aspas, desde el puerto de succin hasta el de descarga. En
cada paleta actan tres fuerzas: (1) La fuerza centrfuga de la rotacin del rotor, (2) La
reaccin de la carcasa en el punto de contacto y (3) La presin del fluido que entra a travs de
las ranuras y acta en la parte inferior de las paletas. Cada revolucin de una bomba de
paletas desplaza una cantidad de volumen constante, la variacin de la presin slo tiene un
efecto mnimo sobre el caudal. Dentro de sus ventajas se encuentra una alta eficiencia
volumtrica y por lo tanto, una disminucin de la energa consumida por la bomba. Adems se
usan en aplicaciones muy variadas, desde la industria alimenticia (para las que se construyen
de acero inoxidable), hasta el manejo de compuestos orgnicos voltiles, fluidos abrasivos y
de alta viscosidad.
TORNILLOS
Estas bombas pueden ser de dos o tres tornillos.
La rotacin del eje hace que
paquetes de fluido de volumen
constante se desplacen en direccin
axial, desde la entrada hasta la
salida. Cada ciclo del tornillo
proporciona una etapa de presin.
Las trayectorias opuestas del flujo
ofrecen un balance hidrulico axial
completo. Los engranajes de tiempo mantienen la holgura entre las hlices de bombeo, de tal
modo que no se toque unos a otros y que, por consiguiente, puedan bombear agua y fluidos
ligeros, as como tambin petrleo crudo pesado, siendo adems muy tolerantes a la
presencia del gas en el petrleo.
Se recomienda el uso de bombas de tornillos para sistemas que requieran corte mnimo de
fluidos, bombeo de petrleo crudo que no contenga mucho gas, fluidos con concentraciones
de arena de hasta un 5% y operaciones que requieran funcionamiento en seco de corta
duracin.
Las bombas que seleccionaremos de tipo Tornillo, sern del
fabricante IMO, una subsidiaria de Colfax Corporation. Vistela en
www.imo-pump.com
Sobre bombas reciprocantes nos extenderemos haciendo uso del captulo homlogo del libro
Bombas Seleccin, uso y Mantenimiento de Kenneth. Esperamos que este catlogo les sea
muy til y que les gue en el proceso de aprendizaje de la asignatura.
bombas de
cavidades progresivas
Principio de Funcionamiento
Una bomba de cavidades progresivas es una bomba de desplazamiento positivo. Esto significa que
un volumen muy preciso es desplazado en cada revolucin. Ocasionalmente es referida como una
bomba de tornillo. El rotor, de una simple hlice, gira excntricamente en el estator, que posee
una doble hlice. Esta combinacin de simple/doble hlice crea cavidades que obligan a desplazar
al lquido hacia la descarga, cada vez que el rotor gira. Esta es la razn por la cual su diseo es ms
comnmente conocido como cavidad progresiva.
Capacidades y Caractersticas
Las bombas de cavidades progresivas ofrecen ms capacidades y caractersticas que cualquier otro
tipo de bomba de desplazamiento positivo. A continuacin se sealan stas:
- Altas presiones de descarga, hasta 1500 psi.
- Atlas capacidades de caudal, hasta 2400 gpm.
- Capacidad de manejo de lquidos viscosos, hasta 1.000.000 cP
- Capacidad de manejo de lquidos abrasivos
- Flujo no pulsatorio
- Bajo NPSH requerido
- El flujo es directamente proporcional a la velocidad
- La presin de descarga es independiente de la velocidad
- No posee vlvulas internas
- Operacin muy silenciosa
- Es reversible
- No emulsiona ni maltrata a los fluidos a operar
- Capacidad de transporte de slidos de hasta 2.8
- Gran capacidad de succin negativa, hasta 28 pies (9 m)
- Capacidad de manejo de lquidos corrosivos o qumicos
- Maneja fluidos con temperaturas hasta de 218 C
- Autocebante
- Maneja fluidos con alta concentracin de slidos
- El flujo es slo ligeramente afectado por cambios de presin
NOTA IMORTANTE:
El proceso de seleccin de una bomba Moyno es un poco ms complejo que el de otras bombas,
como por ejemplo las centrfugas, neumticas de diafragma, etc. Sin embargo, una apropiada
utilizacin de estos nueve pasos, asegurar una seleccin adecuada de la bomba ms correcta.
PASO 1:
OBTENER TODOS LOS DATOS DE LA APLICACIN
El primer y ms importante paso es conseguir todos los datos disponibles de la aplicacin
solicitada. Debemos conseguir las caractersticas del lquido a bombear, as como las condiciones
de servicio requeridas, que se detallan a continuacin:
Caractersticas del fluido a bombear
-
PASO 2:
DETERMINAR LA SERIE BSICA DE LA BOMBA
Este paso se refiere a la seleccin de la configuracin ms apropiada de la serie de bomba
dependiendo de la aplicacin especfica. Esta primera seleccin es importante porque el nmero
de etapas, capacidades y materiales de fabricacin disponibles sern afectados por el modelo
escogido. Podremos seleccionar entre las siguientes series:
- Serie 2000
- Serie 1000
- Serie 500
- Serie Sanitaria
- Serie L
En la seleccin del modelo bsico tambin se incluye la determinacin del tipo de succin, que
podr ser:
- Succin estndar (usado para lquidos que fluyen libremente)
- Succin con tolva y gusano alimentador ( usado para lquidos que no fluyen libremente)
Existe una opcin en algunos modelos: Con arrastrador adicional (para materiales semi-secos)
PASO 3:
ESCOGER LOS MATERIALES DE CONSTRUCCIN
Los materiales de construccin afectan a la seleccin de la bomba, debido a que los materiales
disponibles tienen diferentes propiedades. Por ejemplo, sus propiedades fsicas los pueden hacer
resistentes a la abrasin y sus propiedades qumicas los pueden hacer resistentes a la corrosin.
Cuando manejamos lquidos para consumo humano, se hace necesario emplear materiales
sanitarios aprobados por la FDA (Food and Drug Administration, del gobierno americano).
La mejor recomendacin sobre los materiales de construccin a seleccionar en la bomba debe
venir del propio usuario.
La Tabla No. 1 nos muestra los materiales de construccin estndar usados en las bombas
Moyno, y su codificacin correspondiente. La Tabla No. 1A y No. 2 nos indican algunas
propiedades de los estatores.
Tabla No. 1
Combinaciones de Materiales de Construccin
Cuerpo
Partes internas
Estator
C, S
D, S
B, F, G, Q, R, T, E, D, V
B EPDM (70 grados de dureza)
Q Nitrilo (70 grados de dureza)
C Hierro fundido
R Caucho natural (55 grados de dureza)
D Acero de herramienta
S Acero inoxidable 316
E Nitrilo (Grado alimenticio)
T Tefln, Glass Impregnated
F Fluoroelastmero (70 grados de dureza)
V Fluoroelastmero (Grado alimenticio)
G Acero inoxidable 416
K Hypalon
Material
R
Q, E
F, V
Tabla No. 1A
Materiales de los Estatores
Resistente a:
Atacado por:
La mayora de los qumicos moderados,
Ozono, cidos fuertes, aceites, grasas,
cidos orgnicos secos o hmedos,
la mayora de hidrocarburos.
alcoholes, cetonas, aldehdos.
Grasas animales y vegetales, aceites,
Hidrocarburos solventes, carbn,
ozono, productos qumicos fuertes y
solventes y aromticos.
xidos.
La mayora de hidrocarburos, aceites y Ozono, cidos fuertes, cetonas
grasas.
esteres, aldehdos, hidrocarburos
colorados y nitrogenados.
Todos los alifticos, hidrocarburos
Cetonas, esteres de bajo peso
aromticos y halogenados, cidos,
molecular y componentes que tienen
aceites animales y vegetales.
nitrgeno.
Muchos cidos, cloruro frrico, la
Ciclo hexano, etileno, acetatos, di
mayora de los productos qumicos,
cloruros, naftalina, tolueno.
aceites y solventes.
Tabla No. 2
Mxima Temperatura recomendada para Estatores
Caucho Natural (R)
85 C
Nitrilo (Q)
100 C
EPDM (B)
127 C
Fluoroelastmero (F)
204 C
Nitrilo (E) Grado alimenticio
82 C
Fluoroelastmero (V) Grado alimenticio
191 C
PASO 4:
DETERMINAR EL MENOR TAMAO DEL ELEMENTO DE BOMBEO
Este paso nos determina el menor tamao del elemento de bombeo que podemos usar, basado en
el mximo tamao de partcula slida del fluido a manejar. La Tabla No. 3 nos muestra el mximo
tamao de partcula que podemos manejar en cada elemento de bombeo. Entindase como
elemente de bombeo al conjunto rotor-estator.
Tabla No. 3
Mximo tamao de partcula permitido en el Rotor/Estator
0.08
0.15
036
050
1.1
1.1
0.24
0.27
022
10H
0.85
0.8
620
8000
2.0
2.8
1.1
1.1
PASO 5:
Tabla No. 4
Moyno 1000
Velocidades Mximas Sugeridas para Manejo de Fluidos Abrasivos
Tamao del
Elemento
No
abrasivo
Mx. RPM
935
A*
Mx. GPM
3.6
Mx. RPM
935
B*
Mx. GPM
7
Mx. RPM
935
C*
Mx. GPM
13.56
Mx. RPM
826
D*
Mx. GPM
24.20
Mx. RPM
826
E*
Mx. GPM
49.51
Mx. RPM
700
F*
Mx. GPM
81.3
Mx. RPM
700
G*
Mx. GPM
149.51
* Slo para las bombas Close-Coupled
Mx. RPM
1500
A
Mx. GPM
5.6
Mx. RPM
1500
B
Mx. GPM
10.7
Mx. RPM
1500
C
Mx. GPM
44.0
Mx. RPM
1500
D
Mx. GPM
59.4
Mx. RPM
1000
E
Mx. GPM
59.4
Mx. RPM
1000
F
Mx. GPM
114.0
Mx. RPM
800
G
Mx. GPM
173
Mx. RPM
700
H
Mx. GPM
246
Mx. RPM
600
J
Mx. GPM
282
Mx. RPM
550
K
Mx. GPM
340
Caractersticas Abrasivas
Ligeramente
abrasivo
880
3.39
880
6.61
880
12.76
732
43.88
732
43.88
560
65.04
560
119.61
Medianamente
abrasivo
660
2.55
660
4.96
660
9.57
549
16.09
549
32.91
420
48.78
420
89.71
Altamente
abrasivo
440
1.70
440
3.30
440
6.38
366
10.73
366
21.94
280
32.52
280
59.80
1200
4.5
1200
8.6
1200
17.2
1200
35.2
800
47.6
800
91.0
600
130.0
550
193.0
500
235.0
450
285.0
900
3.4
900
6.4
900
12.8
900
26.4
600
35.7
600
68.0
450
97.0
400
140.0
350
164.0
325
204.0
500
1.9
500
3.6
500
7.0
500
14.5
400
23.8
400
45.0
300
65.0
250
88.0
250
118.0
225
140.0
Tamao del
Elemento
008
012
022
036
050
065
066
090
115
175
335
345
620
800
1
2
3
4
6
8
10
10H
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
No
abrasivo
880
70
815
97
724
159
656
226
600
300
573
367
547
362
520
468
497
561
450
748
302
995
330
1140
300
1860
300
2400
1422
0.65
1377
3.3
1220
9.7
1086
21.7
941
46.8
812
87
736
135
658
178
Ligeramente
abrasivo
704
56
652
77.6
580
127
525
181
480
240
458
293
410
272
416
374
398
449
360
599
242
796
264
910
241
1494
240
1920
1066
0.488
1032
2.5
915
7.3
815
16.3
706
35.1
609
65.2
552
101
493
134
Medianamente
abrasivo
528
42
489
58.2
434
95
394
135
360
180
343
220
273
181
312
280
298
336
270
449
181
597
198
680
180
1116
180
1440
711
0.32
688
1.6
610
4.9
543
10.8
470
23.4
406
43.5
368
67.3
329
89
Altamente
abrasivo
352
28
326
38.8
289
63
262
90
240
120
220
147
136
90
208
187
199
224
180
299
121
398
132
455
120
744
120
960
356
0.16
344
0.81
305
2.4
271
5.4
235
11
203
21.7
184
33.7
164
27
Tabla No. 5
Moyno 1000
Velocidades Mximas Sugeridas para Manejo de Fluidos Viscosos
Tamao del
Elemento
A*
B*
C*
D*
E*
F*
G*
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
K
1.000
2.500
5.000
10.000
50.000
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
935
2.8
935
5.4
935
10.5
826
19.2
826
39.3
700
66.7
700
122.6
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
1500
3.8
1500
7.2
1500
14.5
1500
29.5
1000
43.6
1000
83.2
800
132.0
700
192.0
600
226.0
500
263.0
935
35
50
30
2.3
1.8
1.1
0.2
935
935
550
130
4.4
3.6
2.0
0.5
935
935
550
130
8.5
6.9
4.0
0.9
826
826
550
130
15.8
12.9
7.9
1.9
826
826
550
130
32.4
26.4
16.3
3.9
700
700
550
130
55.6
45.9
31.3
7.5
700
700
550
130
102.2
84.5
59.9
14.1
* Slo para las bombas Close-Coupled
1500
1050
550
130
2.9
2.0
1.1
0.2
1500
1050
550
130
5.6
3.7
2.0
0.5
1500
1050
550
130
11.0
7.6
4.0
0.9
1500
1050
550
130
22.9
15.4
7.9
1.9
1000
1000
550
130
34.3
30.4
16.3
3.9
1000
1000
550
130
66.0
58.1
31.3
7.5
800
800
550
130
107.0
94.0
31.3
7.5
700
700
550
130
158.0
140.0
96.0
22.0
600
600
550
130
214.0
166.0
129.0
30.0
500
500
500
130
221.0
193.0
164.0
41.0
100.000
70
0.1
70
0.2
70
0.5
70
1.0
70
2.1
70
4.0
70
7.5
70
0.1
70
0.2
70
0.5
70
1.0
70
2.1
70
4.0
70
4.0
70
12.0
70
16.0
70
22.0
Mxima
Viscosidad+
cP
50
50
50
50
80
100
140
50
50
50
50
70
70
70
120
140
180
+ Por encima de la viscosidad especificada, la eficiencia volumtrica ser menor que 100% a las
mximas RPM mostradas.
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
1.000
2.500
5.000
10.000
30.000
50.000
75.000
880
52.0
815
77.0
724
129.0
656
187.0
600
240.0
573
312.0
547
310.0
520
380.0
497
488.0
450
662.0
300
925.0
330
1010.0
300
1700.0
300
2180.0
1422
0.46
1377
2.3
1220
7.1
1086
16.0
941
36.0
812
69.0
736
109.0
658
148.0
880
44.0
815
64.0
724
107.0
656
157.0
600
210.0
573
265.0
547
264.0
520
330.0
497
418.0
450
571.0
300
821.0
330
876.0
300
1500.0
300
1920.0
1422
0.32
1377
1.8
1220
6.0
1086
13.0
941
29.0
812
57.0
736
90.0
658
124.0
880
37.0
815
52.0
724
88.0
656
130.0
600
180.0
573
220.0
547
222.0
520
285.0
497
353.0
450
487.0
300
715.0
330
775.0
300
1300.0
300
1680.0
1050
0.24
1050
1.2
1050
4.1
1050
10.0
941
24.0
812
47.0
736
75.0
658
103.0
570
23.0
550
32.0
550
59.0
550
93.0
570
142.0
550
173.0
500
168.0
520
234.0
497
285.0
450
394.0
300
594.0
30
673.0
300
1100.0
300
1460.0
550
0.13
550
0.64
550
2.2
550
5.4
550
13.0
550
29.0
550
49.0
550
73.0
200
8.0
200
12.0
200
22.0
200
0.34
200
50.0
200
62.0
190
63.0
200
90.0
200
110.0
200
162.0
200
321.0
200
345.0
220
600.0
200
800.0
200
0.05
200
0.23
200
0.78
200
2.0
200
4.8
200
11.0
200
18.0
200
27.0
130
5.2
130
7.8
130
14.0
130
23.0
130
33.0
130
42.0
115
38.0
130
59.0
130
75.0
130
110.0
130
220.0
130
224.0
130
410.0
130
520.0
130
0.03
130
0.17
130
0.56
130
1.3
130
3.4
130
7.6
130
12.0
130
18.0
90
3.6
90
5.4
90
9.9
90
16.0
90
23.0
90
29.0
75
26.0
90
40.0
90
52.0
90
79.0
90
150.0
90
155.0
90
280.0
90
360.0
90
0.02
90
0.12
90
0.39
90
0.91
90
2.3
90
5.3
90
8.5
90
12.0
Mxima
Viscosidad+
cP
80
100
140
140
140
160
155
170
210
250
380
340
380
400
50
50
50
50
80
100
140
140
+ Por encima de la viscosidad especificada, la eficiencia volumtrica ser menor que 100% a las mximas RPM mostradas.
Esta tabla fue compilada de la curva Moyno PEC 449 usando una eficiencia volumtrica mnima del 50%. Para una
determinacin ms precisa de la velocidad y eficiencia, por favor consulte la curva.
En caso que el Lquido sea viscoso, debemos acudir a la curva PEC 499 a fin de ajustar la velocidad
por eficiencia volumtrica y encontrar la velocidad real. Caso contrario, la velocidad terica ser la
real.
Tabla No. 6
Mxima Presin Sugerida por etapa para Estatores
Tamao
Grado de Abrasin
Elastmero
Rotor/Estator
Ninguno
Ligero
Mediano
Bombas Industriales
Presin por etapa (psi)
Q, B, F
1
58
43.5
29
De 2 hasta 800 y de
Q, B, F
87
65.25
43.5
A hasta K
R
1
38.7
29
19.3
Superiores a 2 y de
R
58
43.5
29
A hasta K
Bombas Sanitarias
E, B, V
Desde 3 hasta 66
75
56.25
37.5
R
Desde 3 hasta 66
58
43.5
29
Pesado
14.5
21.75
9.7
14.5
18.75
14.5
PASO 8:
SELECCIN DE LA CAJA DE RODAMIENTOS
Con el propsito de determinar la potencia requerida para todos los modelos, excepto para la
Serie 1000, se debe escoger la caja de rodamientos apropiada en funcin del tamao de
rotor/estator escogido. La Tabla No. 7 nos muestra el tamao de la caja de rodamientos en
funcin de la presin de operacin, la cual debe ser usada para efectuar una seleccin primaria.
Luego de obtener la potencia requerida por la bomba (paso 9), se debe revisar si la caja de
rodamientos seleccionada es satisfactoria. Ver tabla No. 8.
Tabla No. 7
Mxima presin para una combinacin Caja de Rodamientos/Rotor-Estator
Combinacin Caja de
Rodamientos/Rotor-Estator
FF4, FF6, FF8, FF10, FF66
FG2, FG4, FG6, FG8
E022, E036, G065, H115, J175,
K335, K620
L2, L3, L4, L6, L8, L10, L10H
E008, E012, F022, G036, G050,
H065, H090, J115, K175
M2, M3, M4, M6, M8, M10, M10H
E008, F012, G022, H036, H050,
J065, J090, K115
P2, P3, P4, P6, P8
174
174
250
75
300
300
500
300
450
450
900
500
Tabla No.8
Mxima potencia recomendada (HP) para la Caja de Rodamientos
Caja de Rodamientos
L2
L3
L4
L6
L8
L10
L12
E
F
G
H
J
K
F4
F6
F8
F10
PASO 9:
DETERMINAR LA POTENCIA REQUERIDA
La potencia total solicitada por la bomba Moyno puede ser determinada de la curva de
performance y de la potencia adicional requerida, que se encuentra en la pgina de atrs de cada
curva de performance. El proceso para determinar la potencia total se detalla a continuacin:
a) Ubicar la potencia requerida por el estator/rotor, de acurdo a la velocidad ajustada, en el
lado derecho de la curva de performance. A esta potencia se le debe sumar la potencia de
la caja de rodamientos, ubicada en la parte superior de la curva de performance. Luego se
debe comparar sta con la potencia mnima recomendada, ubicada en la parte superior de
la curva, y tomar la mayor de ambas.
b) Si estamos frente a una aplicacin de lquidos calientes se deben usar los factores
multiplicadores a la potencia mnima recomendada, que se hallan en la parte inferior de la
pgina posterior de la curva de performance. Para estatores de nitrilo, caucho natural y de
EPDM se recomienda usar rotores de dimetro reducido cuando la temperatura es
superior a 70 C, y de 110 C para estatores de Viton.
c) Si estamos en presencia de lquidos viscosos o abrasivos se deben usar las tablas ubicadas
en la parte posterior de las curvas de performance, y adicionar este valor de potencia al
valor obtenido en el paso A. En caso que el fluido sea abrasivo y viscoso, se debe adicionar
el mayor de los dos valores (No se deben adicionar ambos!)
El valor de potencia obtenido en el paso C, ser la potencia total requerida por la bomba Moyno
que hemos seleccionado.
CORRECCIONES DE LA POTENCIA
Las curvas performance que ofrece Moyno tienen en la parte posterior los aditivos que
se deben tener en cuenta a la hora de calcular la potencia del motor, debido a la
temperatura del fluido, su abrasividad y su viscosidad. En este compendio, las
correcciones de abrasividad y temperatura fueron agrupadas en una tabla al final de las
curvas de cada serie con el fin de disminuir el volumen del mismo. As por ejemplo, el
modelo C de la serie 1000 que tiene la siguiente informacin en la parte posterior,
Ha quedado as:
La potencia que se lee en la curva de desempeo debe ser multiplicada por el factor
encontrado en la tabla anterior.
Section:
PUMP SELECTION
VISCOSITY
(CP)
100
to
300
300
to
500
500
to
1,000
1,000
to
2,000
2,000
to
5,000
5,000
to
10,000
10,000
to
20,000
MAX RPM
1400
1200
950
700
350
180
100
ABRASION
Light
Equivalent flow of
water at 1750 RPM
Medium
Heavy
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allowable temperature for stators are:
*NBR
*EPDM
*FPM
160F
210F
240F
203
204
205
220
232
301
331
332
333
344
356
367
415
422
433
444
603
610
622
633
655
40
40
40
40
40
25
150
100
50
40
50
50
35
35
35
35
600
600
300
150
60
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NBR. A copolymer of butadine and acrylonitrile
with excellent resistance to petroleum, mineral and
vegetable oils.
Cast Iron. Sand cast grey iron, suitable for most
non-corrosive fluids, ASTM A25.
EPDM. An elastomer of ethylene propylene
copolymer and terpolymer. Generally resistant to
animal and vegetable oils, ozone, strong and
oxidizing chemicals.
FPM. A fully saturated elastomer of fluorinated
polymer. Generally resistant to all aliphatic, aromatic
and halogenated hydrocarbons, acids, animal and
vegetable oils.
Nylon Resin. An engineered thermoplastic having
a broad range of outstanding properties, including
high and low temperature toughness, resistance to
abrasion, impact, solvents, oils and gasoline.
Material used is glass-filled *ZyteI.
Phenolic. A thermoset phenolic which offers excellent
chemical resistance.
Numerical Symbols used in Table 4 are:
1 Satisfactory.
2 May be suitable, depending on temperature and
concentration. Slight swelling of rubber parts may
occur, causing a change in performance.
3 Unsuitable.
Pump Selection Summarized
Follow these basic steps to select the pump most
suitable for your particular application.
1. Determine operating RPM for volumetric efficiency,
considering viscosity (see Table 1).
2. Determine operating RPM limits for pump life,
considering abrasion (see Table 1).
Note: If fluids with viscosities over 200 cps are being pumped,
increase equivalent by 20% for 200 and 300 series pumps.
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Table 4. Chemical Resistance Index (Cont)
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Section:
SPECIFICATION DATA
DIMENSIONS
PORT SIZES
MODELS
CP
20501, 22001
11/
6 16
7 /16
23201, 23203
8 /16
F1
F2
11
13
4 /2
3 /16
3 /16
4 /16
SUCTION
DISCHARGE
3 /8
3 /8
/8 NPT
/8 NPT
/2 NPT
/8 NPT
/8 NPT
/2 NPT
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
COMPONENT
20501, 22001
MODELS
20302, 20402, 20502, 22002
23201
23203
Housing
Aluminum
316 SS
Aluminum
316 SS
Rotor
Phenolic
316 SS
416 SS/CP*
316 SSICP*
Stator
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
Weight (Ibs)
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Section:
1 of 2
SPECIFICATION DATA
PORT SIZES
MODELS
SUCTION
DISCHARGE
20551,22051*
5/8
5/8
3/8
1/4
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
MODELS
COMPONENT
20551,22051*
Housing
Rotor
Stator
Motor Data
Weight (Ibs)
10
20352, 20452
20552, 22052**
Phenolic
316 SS
Phenolic
316 SS
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
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PERFORMANCE
(Water at 70 F)
P
r
i
n
t
e
d
i
n
U
.
S
.
A
.
3
M
P
P
I
1
1
9
6
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Section:
MOYNO 500 PUMPS
Page: 1 of 4
Date: March 30, 1996
SPECIFICATION DATA
MODELS
33101, 33201
33301, 33104
33204, 33304
34401, 34404
*34411
35601, 35604
*35611, *35613
36701, 36704
CP
A1
125/8
31/8
43/4
23/4
1315/16 31/4
171/2 61/2
193/8 61/2
43/4
79/16
79/16
23/4
49/32
49/32
11/8
13/4
13/4
4 /2
15
20 /16 5 /4
F1
113/16 615/16
13
31/32
511/16
61/16
17/16
73/16
1019/32
1019/32
13
13
27/8
41/2
4
7
73/8
911/32
61/16
85/8
85/8
13/8
23/8
213/32
2
21/2
5
2 /16
13
/32
/32
/32
13
/32
9
/16
4 /16
15
/16
11 /16
2 /8
23/8
11/4
25/16
325/32
325/32
11/4
21/8
21/8
/8
/4
/32
9
/16
/8
/4
3
/4
15
2 /2
SUCT DISCH
(NPT) (NPT)
3
/4
/4
3
/4
11/2
11/2
3
/4
11/4
11/4
NOTE: For fluids with viscosity over 200 CP (1000 SSU), pump
capacity is reduced by 20%.
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
MODELS
COMPONENT
Housing
Rotor
Stator
Weight (Ibs)
* Packing Gland Model
CP = Chrome plated
33101, 33201
33301, 34401
33104, 33204
33304, 34404
33108, 33208
33308, 34408
*34411
Cast iron
316 SS
Nylon
Cast iron
416 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
416 SS/CP
416 SS/CP
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
16
16
16
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
COMPONENT
MODELS
35601, 35611
35604, 35613
36701
36704
Cast iron
316 SS
Cast iron
316 SS
416 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
416 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
54
54
Housing
Rotor
Stator
Weight (Ibs)
37
40
37
40
CP=Chrome plated
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Section:
SPECIFICATION DATA
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
COMPONENT
30100, 30102
MODELS
30104
30105
Housing
Phenolic
Phenolic
Phenolic
Rotor
Phenolic
Phenolic
Phenolic
Stator
*NBR
*EPDM
*FPM
Weight (Ibs)
*NBR = Nitrile
EPDM = Ethylene-Propylene-Diene Terpolymer
FPM = Fluoroelastomer
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Section:
SPECIFICATION DATA
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
MODELS
COMPONENT
Housing
Rotor
Stator
Motor Data
Weight (Ibs)
CP = Chrome plated
33159, 33259
33359, 34459
33160, 33260
33360, 34460
33152, 33252
33352, 34452
33150, 33250
33350, 34450
Cast iron
Cast iron
316SS
316SS
416 SS/CP
416 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
1/2 HP,1 PH
1/2 HP, 3 PH
1/2 HP, 1 PH
1/2 HP, 3 PH
115/230 VAC
230/440 VAC
115/230 VAC
230/440 VAC
60 HZ TEFC
60 HZ TEFC
60 HZ TEFC
60 HZ TEFC
41
41
41
41
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DIMENSIONS
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
MODELS
COMPONENT
Housing
Rotor
Stator
Motor Data
35651
36751
35650
35652
36750
36752
Cast iron
Cast iron
316 SS
316 SS
316 SS
316 SS
416 SS/CP
416 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
NBR (Nitrile)
1-1/2 HP, 3 PH
2 HP, 3 PH
1-1/2 HP, 3 PH
1-1/2 HP, 1 PH
2HP, 3 PH
2 HP, 1 PH
208/230/440 VAC
230/440 VAC
230/460 VAC
115/230 VAC
230/460 VAC
115/230 VAC
60 HZ TEFC
60 HZ TEFC
60 HZ TEFC
60 HZ TEFC
60 HZ TEFC
60 HZ TEFC
115
68
68
115
115
68
Weight (Ibs)
CP = Chrome plated
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Section:
SPECIFICATION DATA
600 SERIES
MODELS
CP
E1
25
1 /16
9
1 /16
9
1 /16
9
1 /16
9
1 /16
9
1 /16
1
2 /8
1
2 /8
1
2 /8
1
2 /8
24 /32
60301
5
28 /l6
*60311
3
32 /8
61001
29
35 /32
*61011
5
37 /8
62201
5
41 /32
*62211
9
27 /16
63301
23
31 /32
*63311
13
27 /16
65501
11
31 /32
*65511
*Packing Gland Models.
F
1
15 /4
25
18 /32
3
22 /4
3
22 /4
3
22 /4
11
22 /16
3
14 /4
1
22 /4
3
14 /4
1
22 /4
F,
1
F2
5 /32
1
5 /32
1
5 /8
11
8 /16
3
1
10 /8 10 /4
11
14
7 /16
5
8 /16
31
4 /32
9
8 /16
19
4 /32
15
15
5
22 /8
5
22 /8
7
27 /8
7
27 /8
7
17 /8
7
17 /8
1
18 /16
1
18 /16
5 /4
15
8 /32
1
5 /4
15
8 /32
1
5 /4
15
8 /32
1
5 /4
15
8 /32
1
5 /4
15
8 /32
SUCT.
(NPT)
3
/4
3
/4
3
/4
3
/4
3
/4
3
/4
1
1 /4
1
1 /4
1
1 /4
1
1 /4
DISCH.
(NPT)
1
/2
1
/2
3
/4
3
/4
3
/4
3
/4
1
1 /4
1
1 /4
1
1 /4
1
1 /4
WEIGHT
(LBS.)
30
38
32
40
32
40
40
48
38
46
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MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
COMPONENT
ALL MODELS
Housing
Cast iron
Rotor
416 SS/CP
Stator
NBR (Nitrile)
CP = Chrome plated
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Printed in U.S.A.
Section:
SPECIFICATION DATA
DIMENSIONS
SUCTION: 1.0 (INCH)
STD SANITARY CLAMP-STYLE
FITTING
4 X .34 SLOTS
10.26 .25
7.43 .12
7.00
3.50
2.44
.09
.62
4.88
3.00
2.56
3.28
4.25
6.56
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
SANITARY MODELS
Housings
33126, 33226
33326, 34426
33116, 33216
33316, 34416
COMPONENT
HYGIENIC MODELS
33117, 33217
33317, 34417
33127, 33227
33327, 34427
Rotor
316 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
Stator
Motor Data
1/2 HP,1 PH
115/230 VAC
60 HZ TEFC
Washdown Duty
1/2 HP, 1 PH
115/230 VAC
60 HZ TEFC
Weight (lbs)
41
41
41
41
CP=Chrome plated
Page 2 of 2
Section:
SPECIFICATION DATA
DIMENSIONS
.62
13.63 .25
DISCHARGE: 1.0 (INCH)
STD SANITARY CLAMP-STYLE
FITTING
7.43 .12
1.13
7.00
3.50
1.41
.18
2.00
1.81
2.00
1.38
4.25
3.88
3 X .41
4.00
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
SANITARY MODELS
HYGIENIC MODELS
33106, 33206
33306, 34406
33107, 33207
33307, 34407
COMPONENT
Housings
Rotor
316 SS/CP
316 SS/CP
16
16
*Stator
Weight (lbs)
CP=Chrome plated
*Other Materials Available
Page 2 of 2
.5
332 MODELS
.4
SI
0P
10
.4
.3
150
Horsepower
.2
Dis
cha
rge
Pr
ur
ess
PSI
.3
PSI
100
P
50 SI
es
.2
h
isc
arg
re
eP
ss
ure
s
SI
50 P
0 PSI
0 PSI
.1
PS
.1
Horsepower
I
3.5
1.5
3.0
1.0
Pr
PS
ge
50
2.5
Capacity GPM
100
ch
ar
e
rg
ha
sc
i
D
Capacity GPM
es
ur
ss
e
Pr
PS
Di
s
1.25
50
es
1.75
su
re
s
PS
2.0
10
PS
.75
0P
SI
1.5
SI
150 P
.5
.25
.5
NPSHR Ft.
NPSHR Ft.
0
0
400
20,000
5000
10,000
HEAVY
800
1200
RPM
1000
1800
300
100
LIGHT
333 MODELS
.6
.2
Dis
ch
Pre
ssu
1800
300
2000
VISCOSITY 500
MEDIUM
ABRASION
100
LIGHT
.4
res
Horsepower
SI
25 P
s
re
su
es
Pr
e
rg
ha
sc
Di
.3
0 PSI
.1
40
.5
I
PS
50
e
arg
1200
RPM
1000
.4
Horsepower
800
344 MODELS*
.3
400
20,000
5000
10,000
HEAVY
25
PS
PSI
.2
0 PSI
.1
10.5
0
9.0
12
SI
I
PS
25
0P
10
7.5
Capacity GPM
Capacity GPM
s
I
PS
25
re
6.0
u
ss
re
eP
rg
a
ch
Di
Di
4.5
I
PS
sc
ha
rg
Pr
es
su
es
40
PS
S
50 P
3.0
1.5
NPSHR Ft.
NPSHR Ft.
0
0
400
20,000
5000
10,000
HEAVY
800
RPM
1000
2000
VISCOSITY 500
MEDIUM
ABRASION
1200
1800
300
100
LIGHT
400
20,000
5000
10,000
HEAVY
800
RPM
1000
2000
VISCOSITY 500
MEDIUM
ABRASION
1200
1800
300
100
LIGHT
NOTE: For fluids with viscosity over 200 CP (1000 SSU), pump capacity is reduced by 20%.
*Max. 30 PSI with .5 HP motor. Consult factory for larger motors.
1996 by Moyno, Inc.
Moyno is a registered trademark of Moyno, Inc.
80
70
1K
2K
60
1J
2J
CAPACIDAD (M3/HR)
50
1H
2H
1G
2G
1F
2F
4F
1E
2E
4E
1D
2D
4D
Viscosidades hasta ms de
1,000,000 cps
1C
2C
4C
1B
2B
2A
4B
4A
40
30
20
Presin independiente de la
velocidad de la bomba
Requiere bajo NPSH
Autocebante
10
12
PRESIN (BAR)
18
24
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Models: A2A, B2A, A4A, B4A
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 1.02
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Models: A1B, B1B, A2B, B2B
A4B, B4B, D4B, E4B
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 3.02
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Models: A1C, B1C, A2C, B2C
A4C, B4C, D4C, E4C
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 6.02
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Models: A1D, B1D, A2D, B2D
A4D, B4D, D4D, E4D
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 9.02
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Models: A1E, B1E, C1E, A2E, B2E
C2E, A4E, B4E, D4E, E4E
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 12.02
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Models: A1F, B1F, C1F, A2F, B2F
C2F, A4F, B4F, D4F
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 15.02
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: April 1, 2004
Performance Data
Models: A1FE, A2FE,
B1FE, B2FE
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales
for the number of stages required.
150
300
450
2.22
5.12
10.66
1 STG
2.00
3.00
5.00
2 STG
3.00
5.00
10.00
0.12
0.24
0.36
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
Must be added to HP
value from curve.
Horsepower
2 Stage
1 Stage
USGPM
M3/HR
RPM
Drive End HP
Capacity
Curve 15.03
125
10
20
16
12
30
25
100
20
HP
M
0 RP
@ 45
75
15
00 RPM
HP @ 3
50
10
25
HP @ 150 RPM
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
** (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Models: A1G, B1G, C1G, A2G, B2G
C2G, A4G, B4G, D4G
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 18.02
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: April 1, 2004
Performance Data
Models: A1GE, A2GE,
B1GE, B2GE
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales
for the number of stages required.
150
300
450
3.01
9.03
16.53
1 STG
3.00
7.50
10.00
2 STG
5.00
10.00
15.00
0.12
0.24
0.36
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
Must be added to HP
value from curve.
Horsepower
2 Stage
1 Stage
USGPM
M3/HR
50
RPM
Drive End HP
Capacity
Curve 18.03
200
15
30
12
24
18
12
40
@
HP
160
450
RPM
30
120
HP @
PM
300 R
80
0 RPM
HP @ 15
40
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
** (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Models: A1H, B1H, C1H, A2H
B2H, C2H, D4H
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 20.02
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: April 1, 2004
Performance Data
Models: A1HE, A2HE,
B1HE, B2HE
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales
for the number of stages required.
150
300
400
4.10
14.18
20.89
1 STG
5.00
7.50
10.00
2 STG
7.50
10.00
15.00
0.28
0.56
0.75
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
Must be added to HP
value from curve.
Horsepower
1 Stage
2 Stage
USGPM
M3/HR
RPM
Drive End HP
Capacity
Curve 20.03
25
50
20
40
15
30
10
20
10
60
250
40
PM
150
HP @
30
400 R
HP @
100
20
300 RP
PM
10
HP @ 150 R
50
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
** (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Models: A1J, B1J, C1J,
A2H, B2J, C2J
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 22.02
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: April 1, 2004
Performance Data
Models: A1JE, A2JE,
B1JE, B2JE
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales
for the number of stages required.
150
300
400
5.15
16.27
23.68
1 STG
5.00
7.50
10.00
2 STG
7.50
10.00
20.00
0.28
0.56
0.75
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
Must be added to HP
value from curve.
Horsepower
HP
100
400
RP
400
80
HP @
300
25
50
20
40
15
30
10
20
10
RPM
300
60
2 Stage
500
1 Stage
USGPM
M3/HR
RPM
Drive End HP
Capacity
Curve 22.03
50 RPM
HP @ 1
40
100
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
** (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Models: A1K, B1K, C1K,
A2K, B2K, C2K
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 24.02
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: April 1, 2004
Performance Data
Models: A1KE, A2KE,
B1KE, B2KE
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales
for the number of stages required.
100
200
300
3.38
10.90
19.34
1 STG
3.00
5.00
7.50
2 STG
7.50
10.00
15.00
0.18
0.37
0.56
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
Horsepower
1 Stage
500
25
100
HP
00
@3
RPM
400
80
2 Stage
Must be added to HP
value from curve.
USGPM
M3/HR
RPM
Drive End HP
Capacity
Curve 24.03
20
PM
300
HP @
60
200 R
15
30
10
20
10
HP
20
PM
@ 100 R
100
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100 MAX.
60
70
80
90
** (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
100
Section:
1000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Models: A1L, A2L, B1L,
B2L, C1L, C2L
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 26.02
HORSEPOWER ADDITIVES
TABLE I WATER BASE SLURRIES
HP ADDER/100 RPM
Models
Fine
16 Mesh
(1.0 mm)
(.039)
%
Solids
1
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
.02
.10
.19
.05
.17
.29
.08
.22
.46
.09
.29
.60
.10
.32
.54
2
.02
.05
.09
.05
.13
.24
.06
.22
.38
.09
.29
.60
.14
.40
.80
.13
.42
.71
4
.04
.06
.13
.06
.17
.29
.09
.28
.53
.14
.37
.67
.20
.50
.89
.22
.71
1.18
.08
.25
.40
.12
.38
.61
.10
.29
.53
.10
.40
.69
.13
.40
.67
Medium
16 to 9 Mesh
(1.0-2.0 mm)
(.039-.078)
Number of Stages
2
4
6
.05
.07
.13
.17
.21
.27
.10
.13
.32
.40
.52
.54
.16
.20
.50
.65
.81
.96
.14
.18
.50
.56
.67
.75
.20
.25
.49
.69
.89
1.00
.17
.28
.50
.85
1.43
.87
Coarse
9 to 4 Mesh
(2.0-5.0 mm)
(.078-.185)
1
.16
.48
.83
.24
.76
1.22
.14
.45
.75
.20
.60
1.00
.21
.68
1.12
2
.09
.27
.44
.20
.80
1.30
.32
1.00
1.66
.22
.60
.89
.29
.79
1.19
.29
.88
1.47
4
.10
.33
.55
.25
.84
1.34
.40
1.30
1.90
.25
.75
1.19
.33
1.00
1.60
.48
1.44
2.41
Models
Fine
16 Mesh
(1.0 mm)
(.039)
%
Solids
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
1
.13
.40
.67
.18
.56
.93
.22
.66
1.11
.28
.83
1.39
.06
.49
1.19
.32
1.12
2.16
.47
1.42
2.36
2
.21
.64
1.07
.24
.73
1.22
.35
1.06
1.77
.36
1.00
1.80
.09
.46
1.59
.48
1.43
2.40
.75
2.25
3.76
.40
1.20
2.00
.60
1.70
3.00
Medium
16 to 9 Mesh
(1.0-2.0 mm)
(.039-.078)
Number of Stages
1
2
4
6
.18
.29
.54
.86
.91
1.44
.22
.29
.49
.68
.88
1.50
1.15 1.48 2.46
.30
.47
.90
1.43
1.49 2.38
.33
.44
.75
1.00 1.31 2.20
1.68 2.19 3.70
.08
.13
.85
1.05
1.81 2.57
.38
.59
1.16 1.74
1.94 2.92
.63
1.01
1.91 3.04
3.18 5.06
Coarse
9 to 4 Mesh
(2.0-5.0 mm)
(.078-.185)
1
.33
.99
1.64
.38
1.50
1.93
.54
1.63
2.72
.57
1.70
2.68
.28
2.02
3.75
.67
2.30
3.29
1.15
3.47
5.78
2
.52
1.57
2.61
.49
1.70
2.50
.86
2.59
4.32
.75
2.23
3.72
.23
2.90
5.65
1.00
2.96
4.94
1.84
5.52
9.20
.83
2.50
4.10
1.25
3.80
6.20
Models
Fine
16 Mesh
(1.0 mm)
(.039)
%
Solids
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
1
.36
1.08
1.80
.45
1.68
2.90
.39
1.16
1.94
2
.55
1.64
2.74
.21
2.16
4.10
.62
1.85
3.08
Medium
16 to 9 Mesh
(1.0-2.0 mm)
(.039-.078)
Number of Stages
1
2
4
6
.44
.75
1.30 2.24
2.19 3.73
.67
.55
2.31 3.17
3.96 5.78
.57
.91
1.72 2.73
2.86 4.54
Coarse
9 to 4 Mesh
(2.0-5.0 mm)
(.078-.185)
1
.75
2.23
3.72
1.34
4.32
7.31
.78
2.33
3.88
2
1.12
3.34
5.56
1.62
6.37
11.11
1.23
3.71
6.18
2,500
Viscosity (Centipoise)
5,000
10,000
50,000
.013
.017
.023
.022
.030
.045
Models
100,000
150,000
.050
.065
.080
.045
.089
.126
.140
.065
.089
.188
.254
.295
.089
.130
.179
.375
.500
.630
.195
.260
.370
.780
1.00
1.25
.36
.52
.72
1.50
2.10
2.50
.25
.35
.48
1.02
1.40
1.69
.70
.95
1.30
2.80
3.90
4.69
.37
.52
.72
1.52
2.09
2.53
1.00
1.50
2.00
4.30
6.00
7.00
.09
.18
.47
1.63
2.46
3.09
1.55
2.14
3.00
6.39
8.50
10.00
.69
.95
1.31
2.78
3.83
4.62
2.1
2.8
3.9
8.0
11.0
13.4
.69
1.01
1.46
3.25
4.54
5.51
3.73
5.13
7.06
Section:
1500 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2004
Performance Data
Curve 9.00
RPM
100
200
300
350
0.90
1.75
2.60
3.10
1 STG
1.5
2 STG
7.5
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
1 Stage
2 Stage
Horsepower
M /HR
USGPM
Capacity
5 10
20
80
@
HP
00
3
P@
15
RP
350
20
PM
40
60
10
4
PM
HP @
200 R
0 RPM
HP @ 10
1 2
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
0 0
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Section:
1500 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2004
Performance Data
Curve 11.00
RPM
100
200
300
350
1.00
2.00
3.10
3.65
1 STG
2 STG
7.5
7.5
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
Horsepower
1 Stage
2 Stage
M /HR
USGPM
Capacity
30
125
25
100
20
75
7.5 15
50
PM
PM
300 R
HP @
350 R
5 10
10
GPM @ 100 RPM
HP @
200 RP
25
2.5 5
HP @ 100
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
RPM
0 0
80
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
90
Section:
1500 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2004
Performance Data
Curve 12.00
RPM
100
200
300
350
1.20
2.43
3.65
4.90
1 STG
2 STG
7.5
7.5
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
1 Stage
200
10 20
@
HP
40
2 Stage
Horsepower
M /HR
USGPM
Capacity
350
HP
160
M
RP
300
RP
8 16
6 12
GPM @ 200 RPM
20
PM
80
10
HP @
200 R
GPM @ 100 R
PM
40
HP @ 100 RPM
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
0 0
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
60
70
80
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
90
Section:
1500 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2004
Performance Data
Curve 14.00
RPM
100
200
300
350
1.30
2.50
3.80
5.50
1 STG
10
10
2 STG
7.5
15
15
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
1 Stage
250
12.5 25
PM
HP
R
50
HP
2 Stage
Horsepower
M /HR
USGPM
Capacity
300
RP
10 20
40
150
7.5 15
30
GPM @ 200 RPM
@
HP
200
RPM
5 10
100
20
00 RPM
HP @ 1
10
GPM @ 10
0 RPM
50
2.5 5
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
0 0
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
80
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
90
Section:
1500 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2004
Performance Data
Curve 15.00
RPM
100
200
300
350
1.5
3.0
5.0
7.0
1 STG
7.5
7.5
2 STG
7.5
15
15
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
2 Stage
Horsepower
1 Stage
M /HR
USGPM
Capacity
60
250
25 50
200
20 40
50
40
HP
150
RPM
PM
00 R
3
P@
15 30
30
100
20
10
50
@3
10 15
0 RPM
20
HP @
HP @ 100
50
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
RPM
5 10
0 0
60
70
80
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
90
Section:
1500 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2004
Performance Data
Curve 16.00
RPM
100
200
300
350
1.5
3.10
5.70
7.65
1 STG
7.5
10
10
2 STG
10
15
15
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
Horsepower
1 Stage
2 Stage
M /HR
USGPM
Capacity
500
100
GPM @ 350 RPM
400
80
60
25 50
200
40
HP @
20 40
0 RPM
30
HP @
100
M
50 RP
15 30
200 RPM
10 20
HP @ 100 RPM
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
5 10
0 0
80
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
90
Section:
1500 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2004
Performance Data
Element: 175
Stages: 1, 2
Drive Ends: BA, BB, BC
Curve 17.00
RPM
100
200
300
350
1.70
3.50
7.40
9.60
1 STG
7.5
15
20
20
2 STG
10
20
25
30
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
1 Stage
140
600
HP
0
35
HP
120
RP
0
30
RP
2 Stage
Horsepower
M /HR
USGPM
Capacity
30 60
25 50
100
20 40
400
00
80
HP
@2
RPM
300
15 30
60
200
20
00 RP
40
GPM @ 100
1
HP @
RPM
10 15
100
5 10
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
0 0
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Section:
1500 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2004
Performance Data
Element: 220
Stages: 1, 2
Drive Ends: BA, BB, BC
Curve 18.00
RPM
100
200
300
2.00
3.95
8.75
1 STG
7.5
15
2 STG
7.5
15
20
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
Horsepower
2 Stage
1 Stage
M /HR
USGPM
Capacity
140
600
120
500
50 100
GPM @ 200 RPM
100
400
HP
00
@3
RP
40 80
80
300
30 60
60
HP @
200
RPM
20 40
200
40
0 RPM
20
HP @ 10
100
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
10 20
0 0
70
80
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
90
Section:
1500 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2004
Performance Data
Element: 345
Stage: 1
Drive Ends: BB, BC
Curve 20.00
RPM
100
200
250
300
10
14
10
20
25
30
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
1 STG
Horsepower
240
1000
1 Stage
USGPM
M /HR
Capacity
900
200
800
160 700
600
120
70
PM
00 R
3
HP @
60
PM
HP
500
0R
@ 25
00 RP
2
HP @
40
400
80
30
300
40
50
HP @ 100
200
RPM
20
10
100
0
1 Stage 0
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
90
HORSEPOWER ADDITIVES
TABLE I WATER BASE SLURRIES
HP ADDER/100 RPM
Models
Fine
16 Mesh
(1.0 mm)
(.039)
%
Solids
1
Medium
16 to 9 Mesh
(1.0-2.0 mm)
(.039-.078)
Number of Stages
1
2
4
6
Coarse
9 to 4 Mesh
(2.0-5.0 mm)
(.078-.185)
1
10
.19
.24
.23
.30
.39
.50
10
.28
.36
.34
.44
.58
.75
10
.32
.48
.38
.59
.67
1.00
10
.48
.62
.59
.76
.99
1.29
10
.66
.85
.81
1.04
1.36
1.77
10
.79
1.02
.96
1.24
1.62
2.10
175
10
1.11
1.44
1.35
1.75
2.28
2.96
220
10
1.39
1.81
1.70
2.20
2.87
3.72
345
10
2.42
2.95
4.99
Viscosity (Centipoise)
2,500
5,000
10,000
.68
.95
1.32
1.10
1.60
2.20
1.55
2.14
3.00
2.10
2.80
3.90
2.88
3.84
5.34
3.50
4.80
6.60
175
5.50
7.50
11.00
220
6.50
9.50
13.00
345
11.33
15.45
21.63
Metalurgia
500
Materiales de
construccin
Yeso
Yeso fino
Plsticos
Resinas
450
1K800
Diversos
Papel
Custicos
Detergentes
Geles
Licores
Lodos de arcilla
Pintura
Solventes
Textiles
Adhesivos
Fibras
2K800
2K800
2K800
2K620
2K620
2K620
2K345
350
CAPACIDAD (M 3/HR)
300
Petroles y Gas
300
1K620
250
250
200
1 & 2J345
1K345
200
CAPACIDAD (M 3/HR)
Productos
qumicos
400
Barros de carbn
Anticongelantes
Explosivos
Desechos
peligrosos
Adhesivos
Barros de arcilla
Color para recubrimiento
Antiespumantes
Ltex
Pulpa de consistencia media
Almidn
Dixido de titanio
Tratamiento de residuos de pulpa
y desechos
Fluidos refrigerantes
Lubricantes
Selladores
Alumbre
Cloruro frrico
Alimentacin de filtros prensa y
de incineradores
Lechadas de cal
Transferencia de polmeros
Trasiego de lodos y efluentes
sin tratar
Muestreo
Espuma y grasas
Alimentos
550
1J220
2J220
150
1 & 2H175
150
1J175
2J175
4K175
6K175
1H115
2H115
4J115
6K115
1 & 2F090
1G090
2G090
4H090
6J090
1 & 2F065
1G065
2G065
4H065
6J065
1F050
2F050
4G050
6H050
1F036
2F036
4G036
6H036
1E022
2E022
1E012
2E012
4F022
4E012
1E008
2E008
4E008
6G022
6F012
6E008
1 & 2G115
100
100
1 & 2E050
50
50
1 & 2E036
6
PRESIN (BAR)
12
20
PRESIN (BAR)
30
Section:
Page:
Date:
MOYNO
Number of
Stages
Drive End
(Max. HP/100 RPM)
Elements
GPM/100 RPM
Pump
Type
Body
Materials
Internal
Materials
Ultra-Flex
Stator
Materials
Up to 87 psi
Up to 175 psi
Up to 350 psi
Up to 450 psi
Up to 3.8 HP
Up to 5.9 HP
Up to 10.8 HP
Up to 16.0 HP
Up to 28.0 HP
Up to 54.0 HP
8.13
11.89
21.89
34.35
48.00
64.05
88.00
112.60
174.00
340.00
617.38
790.00
Standard
Open Throat
Bridge Breaker
High Solids / Ultra-Feed rotor
Cast Iron
Stainless Steel
Carpenter 20
Hastelloy C
Monel
Special to Application
Alloy 4150
Stainless Steel
Carpenter 20
Nitrile (RM103)
Nitrile (RM100)
Nitrile (RM100M)
Nitrile (RM110)
Nitrile (RM145)
White Nitrile (RM150)
Natural Rubber (RM200)
EPDM (RM300)
Fluoroelastomer (RM510)
Fluoroelastomer (RM520)
Special to Application
1
1
2
E
3
008
4
G1
5
S
1
1
2
4
6
6
S
6
7
Q
8
3
9
A
10
A
11
A
10
11
E
F
G
H
J
K
008
012
022
036
050
065
090
115
175
345
620
800
G1
G2
G3
G4
C
S
E
H
M
X
D
S
E
C
Q
M
E
Y
Z
R
B
V
F
A
Printed in U.S.A.
Section:
Page:
Date:
MOYNO
10
11
Version
Sealing
Variations
Internal
Variations
Rotor
Variations
1
1
2
E
3
008
4
G1
5
S
6
S
6
7
Q
8
3
9
A
10
A
11
A
8
1
3
5
10
11
A
C
D
F
G
H
S
X
A
B
C
E
F
K
M
G
R
S
X
A
B
C
E
G
K
M
X
Printed in U.S.A.
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Elements: 008
Stages: 1, 2, 4, 6
Drive Ends: E
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 6.00
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Elements: 012, E (Centennial)
Stages: 1, 2, 4, 6
Drive Ends: E, F
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 7.00
Section:
MOYNO
2000 Pumps
Date: April 1, 2004
Performance Data
Curve 7.10
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 1, 2
Drive Ends: E, F
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
450
10.66
1 STG
2 STG
10
55 Durometer
0.24
0.48
0.72
0.38
0.76
1.14
Horsepower
1 Stage
3
M
3 /HR
M /H R
USGPM
70 Durometer
300
5.12
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
Capacity
150
2.22
2 Stage
Elements: 018E
30
125
10 20
25
20
8 16
100
GPM @ 450 RPM
20
HP @
PM
450 R
15
6 12
75
15
00 RPM
HP @ 3
4 8
50
10
PM
HP @ 150 R
2 4
25
0 0
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Elements: 022, F (Centennial)
Stages: 1, 2, 4, 6
Drive Ends: E, F, G
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 9.00
Section:
MOYNO
2000 Pumps
Date: April 1, 2004
Performance Data
Curve 9.10
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 1, 2
Drive Ends: E, F
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
450
16.53
1 STG
71/2
10
2 STG
10
15
55 Durometer
0.24
0.48
0.72
0.38
0.76
1.14
Horsepower
1 Stage
M /HR
USGPM
70 Durometer
300
9.03
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
Capacity
150
3.01
200
2 Stage
Elements: 033E
15 30
PM
50 R
4
P@
40
H
160
12 24
30
120
HP @
PM
300 R
9 18
20
6 12
80
HP @ 150
RPM
3 6
40
0 0
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Elements: 036, G (Centennial)
Stages: 1, 2, 4, 6
Drive Ends: E, F, G, H
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 11.00
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Elements: 050
Stages: 1, 2, 4, 6
Drive Ends: E, F, G, H
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 12.00
Section:
MOYNO
2000 Pumps
Date: April 1, 2004
Performance Data
Curve 11.10
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 1, 2
1 STG
Drive Ends: F, G
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
55 Durometer
5
7
1/2
300
400
14.18 20.89
71/2
10
10
15
0.38
0.76
1.01
0.55
1.10
1.47
Horsepower
250
1 Stage
3
M
3 /HR
M /HR
USGPM
70 Durometer
2 STG
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
Capacity
150
4.10
2 Stage
Elements: 054E
25 50
50
20
20 40
200
GPM @ 300 RPM
40
15
150
HP @
PM
400 R
15 30
30
HP @
10
100
20
10
300 RP
10 20
HP @ 150 RPM
50
5 10
0 0
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Elements: 065, H (Centennial)
Stages: 1, 2, 4, 6
Drive Ends: F, G, H, J
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 14.00
Section:
MOYNO
2000 Pumps
Date: April 1, 2004
Performance Data
Curve 12.10
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 1, 2
1 STG
Drive Ends: F, G
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
55 Durometer
5
7
1/2
300
400
16.27 23.68
71/2
10
10
20
0.38
0.76
1.01
0.55
1.10
1.47
Horsepower
1 Stage
33
/HR
MM/HR
USGPM
70 Durometer
2 STG
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
Capacity
150
5.15
500
HP
100
RPM
00
@4
2 Stage
Elements: 075E
25 50
20
20 40
400
80
HP @
300
RPM
15
15 30
300
60
10
50 RPM
HP @ 1
40
10 20
5 10
0 0
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Elements: 090
Stages: 1, 2, 4, 6
Drive Ends: F, G, H, J
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 15.00
Section:
MOYNO
2000 Pumps
Date: April 1, 2004
Performance Data
Curve 14.10
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 1, 2
Drive Ends: G, H
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
70 Durometer
7.5
10
15
2 STG
10
15
20
0.37
0.73
1.10
0.57
1.13
1.70
55 Durometer
Horsepower
1 Stage
3 3/HR
MM/HR
USGPM
Capacity
200
300
10.90 19.34
1 STG
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
100
3.38
500
2 Stage
Elements: 098E
50 100
100
20
40 80
400
0 RPM
P @ 30
80
15
30 60
300
GPM @ 300 RPM
0 RPM
60
10
HP @ 20
200
40
20 40
HP @ 100 RP
5 100 GPM @ 100 RPM
10 20
20
0 0
0
1 Stage 0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
2 Stage 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Elements: 115, J (Centennial)
Stages: 1, 2, 4, 6
Drive Ends: G, H, J, K
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 16.00
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: February 1, 2001
Performance Data
Elements: 175, K (Centennial)
Stages: 1, 2, 4, 6
Drive Ends: H, J, K
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70 Duro).
Some models have additional limits. Please consult
factory before making final selection.
Curve 17.00
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2001
Performance Data
Element: 220
Curve 18.00
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 1, 2
Drive End: J
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for
the number of stages required.
NOTE: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi
per stage (70 Duro).
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
100
2.00
200
3.95
300
8.75
400
13.67
1 STG
7.5
15
20
2 STG
7.5
15
20
25
0.70
1.40
2.00
2.70
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2001
Performance Data
Elements: 335, 23
Stages: 1, 2, 3
Drive Ends: J, K
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for
the number of stages required.
NOTE: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi
per stage (70 Duro.) Some models have
additional limits. Please consult factory
before making final selection
Curve 19.00
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
1 STG
Minimum
2 STG
Recommended
3 STG
Motor HP
100
2.90
10
15
20
200
8.80
20
25
40
300
16.30
25
40
50
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
0.70
1.30
1.40
2.60
2.00
3.90
J
K
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2001
Performance Data
Element: 345
Stages: 1, 2, 3
Drive Ends: J, K
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for
the number of stages required.
NOTE: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi
per stage (70 Duro.) Some models have
additional limits. Please consult factory
before making final selection
Curve 20.00
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
1 STG
Minimum
2 STG
Recommended
3 STG
Motor HP
100
3
10
15
25
150
4
15
20
40
200
8
20
30
50
250
10
25
40
60
300
14
30
50
75
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
0.70
1.30
1.05
1.95
1.40
2.60
1.75
3.25
2.00
3.90
J
K
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2001
Performance Data
Element: 620
Stages: 1, 2,
Drive End: K
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for
the number of stages required.
NOTE: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi
per stage (70 Duro.) Some models have
additional limits. Please consult factory
before making final selection
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
Curve 21.00
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
1 STG
2 STG
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
100
6.00
25
60
200
18.00
50
75
300
30.00
75
100
1.30
2.60
3.90
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2001
Performance Data
Element: 800
Stages: 1, 2
Drive End: K
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for
the number of stages required.
NOTE: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi
per stage (70 Duro.) Some models have
additional limits. Please consult factory
before making final selection
Curve 22.00
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
1 STG
Minimum
2 STG
Recommended
Motor HP
100
3.2
20
40
150
6.3
30
60
200
10.4
40
80
250
14.5
50
100
300
20.0
60
120
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
1.30
1.95
2.60
3.25
3.90
Section:
2000 Pumps
Date: October 1, 2001
Performance Data
Element: 1500
Stage: 1
Drive End: K
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for
the number of stages required.
Curve 23.00
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
1 STG
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
100
30
30
150
32
50
200
35
60
275
40
75
1.30
1.96
2.60
3.60
** (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
HORSEPOWER ADDITIVES
TABLE I WATER BASE SLURRIES
HP ADDER/100 RPM
Elements
008
012, E
018E
022, F
033E
036, G
Fine
16 Mesh
(1.0 mm)
(.039)
%
Solids
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
1
.10
.29
.49
.11
.33
.55
.07
.34
.58
.19
.56
.94
.22
.67
1.11
.28
.83
1.39
2
.12
.38
.64
.14
.43
.72
.07
.49
.92
.24
.73
1.22
.35
1.06
1.77
.36
1.08
1.81
4
.21
.63
1.06
.23
.71
1.19
6
.38
1.15
1.93
.42
1.29
2.16
.40
1.20
2.00
.72
2.20
3.70
.60
1.78
2.99
1.08
3.24
5.43
Medium
16 to 9 Mesh
(1.0-2.0 mm)
(.039-.078)
Number of Stages
1
2
4
6
.46
.12
.15
.25
.36
.46
.77
1.39
.60
.78
1.29 2.33
.13
.17
.28
.51
.40
.52
.86
1.56
.67
.87
1.44 2.61
.11
.14
.48
.72
.84
1.29
.23
.30
.50
.90
.69
.89
1.50 2.70
1.15 1.49 2.46 40.47
.30
.48
.90
1.43
1.50 2.38
.34
.44
.73
1.32
1.02 1.32 2.18 3.96
1.69 2.20 3.63 6.60
Coarse
9 to 4 Mesh
(2.0-5.0 mm)
(.078-.185)
1
.20
.61
1.01
.22
.68
1.13
.26
.93
1.58
.39
1.70
1.93
.54
1.63
2.72
.58
1.72
2.87
2
.26
.79
1.31
.29
.88
1.47
.38
1.42
2.47
.50
1.50
2.50
.87
2.60
4.33
.75
2.24
3.73
4
.43
1.30
2.17
.48
1.45
2.43
6
.78
2.36
3.94
.87
2.64
4.41
.83
2.50
4.10
1.50
4.50
7.50
1.24
3.70
6.15
2.25
6.70
11.20
Elements
050
054E
065, H
075E
090
098E
115, J
Fine
16 Mesh
(1.0 mm)
(.039)
%
Solids
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
1
.32
1.12
2.16
.06
.26
.97
.48
1.44
2.40
.48
1.42
2.37
.66
1.97
3.29
.51
1.53
2.56
.79
2.36
3.93
2
.48
1.43
2.40
.09
.28
1.35
.62
1.87
3.12
.62
2.13
3.63
.85
2.56
4.27
.82
2.44
4.07
1.02
3.06
5.10
4
.79
2.36
3.96
6
1.44
4.29
7.20
1.02
3.09
5.15
1.86
5.61
9.40
1.40
4.23
7.06
2.55
7.69
12.88
1.68
5.05
8.42
3.06
9.18
15.30
Medium
16 to 9 Mesh
(1.0-2.0 mm)
(.039-.078)
Number of Stages
1
2
4
6
.38
.59
.97
1.77
1.16 1.74 2.87 5.22
1.94 2.92 4.82 8.76
.08
.12
.63
.82
1.58 2.83
.59
.76
1.25 2.28
1.76 2.28 3.76 6.80
2.90 3.80 3.60 11.40
.64
.89
1.92 2.91
3.19 4.94
.81
1.04 1.71 3.12
2.41 3.12 5.15 9.32
3.97 5.21 8.63 15.60
.69
1.10
2.07 3.29
3.45 5.49
.96
1.24 2.05 3.72
2.86 3.72 6.14 11.20
4.77 6.20 10.20 18.60
Coarse
9 to 4 Mesh
(2.0-5.0 mm)
(.078-.185)
1
.67
2.30
3.29
.75
1.79
3.52
.99
3.00
4.90
1.16
3.44
5.79
1.36
4.11
6.71
1.25
3.75
6.26
1.62
4.87
8.10
2
1.00
2.96
4.94
.23
2.67
5.42
1.29
3.90
6.40
1.71
5.39
9.07
1.77
5.34
8.77
1.99
5.98
9.66
2.10
6.30
10.50
4
1.65
4.88
8.15
6
3.00
8.88
14.82
2.13 3.90
6.40 11.70
10.60 19.20
2.92 5.34
8.77 16.03
14.52 26.30
3.47 6.30
10.40 18.90
17.30 31.50
Elements
175, K
220
335, 23
345
620
800
1500
Fine
16 Mesh
(1.0 mm)
(.039)
Medium
16 to 9 Mesh
(1.0-2.0 mm)
%
(.039-.078)
Solids
Number of Stages
1
2
4
6
1
2
4
6
10
1.11 1.44 2.38 4.32 1.35 1.75 2.89 5.25
30
3.32 4.31 7.11 12.90 4.04 5.25 8.66 15.80
50
5.53 7.18 11.90 21.50 6.74 8.75 14.40 26.30
10
1.39 1.81
1.70 2.20
30
4.17 5.42
5.08 6.60
50
6.95 9.03
8.47 11.00
10
2.42 3.15
2.95 3.83
3STG 3.87
3STG 4.72
30
7.26 9.44 3STG 11.62 8.85 11.50 3STG 14.16
50
12.10 15.70 3STG 19.36 14.75 19.18 3STG 23.60
10
2.42 3.15
2.95 3.83
3STG 3.87
3STG 4.72
30
7.26 9.44 3STG 11.62 8.85 11.50 3STG 14.16
50
12.10 15.70 3STG 19.39 14.75 19.18 3STG 23.60
10
3.7
4.8
4.5
5.9
30
11.1 14.4
13.5 17.6
50
18.5 24.1
22.6 29.3
10
5.6
7.3
6.6
8.6
30
16.8 21.9
20.4 26.5
50
28.0 36.6
34.0 44.1
Please consult the factory for data
Coarse
9 to 4 Mesh
(2.0-5.0 mm)
(.078-.185)
1
2.28
6.83
11.40
2.87
8.59
14.33
4.99
14.97
24.95
4.99
14.97
24.95
7.6
22.9
38.1
11.2
34.6
57.5
2
4
6
2.96 4.88 8.88
8.87 14.60 26.60
14.80 24.40 44.40
3.72
11.15
18.61
6.49
3STG 7.98
19.46 3STG 23.95
32.44 3STG 39.92
6.49
3STG 7.98
19.46 3STG 23.95
32.44 3STG 39.92
9.9
29.7
49.5
14.8
44.8
74.8
008
012, E
018E
022, F
033E
036, G
050
054E
065, H
075E
090
098E
115, J
175, K
220
335, 23
345
620
800
1500
2,500
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
.33
.37
.19
.68
.38
1.10
1.55
.10
2.10
.69
2.88
.73
3.50
5.50
6.50
11.33
11.33
19
27
Viscosity (Centipoise)
5,000
10,000
50,000
.46
.64
1.34
.52
.72
1.50
.28
.42
.95
.95
1.32
2.75
.52
.72
1.52
1.60
2.20
4.50
2.14
3.00
6.39
.13
.24
1.40
2.80
3.90
8.10
.96
1.32
2.78
3.84
5.34
11.10
1.01
1.40
2.96
4.80
6.60
14.0
7.50
11.0
23.00
9.50
13.00
27.50
15.45
21.63
44.29
15.45
21.63
44.29
26.7
37
77
35
48
100
Please consult the factory for data
100,000
150,000
1.88
2.10
1.34
3.85
2.10
6.30
8.50
2.24
11.30
3.84
15.48
4.08
20.0
30.00
38.50
60.77
60.77
110
133
2.23
2.50
1.63
4.58
2.23
7.50
10.00
2.87
13.50
4.63
18.50
4.93
23.0
37.00
46.50
72.10
72.10
130
165
Materiales de
construccin
Estatores (grado alimenticio):
Caucho nitrilo sinttico
Caucho natural
70
EPDM
1K
Fluoroelastmeros
Hay disponibles otros
materiales
2K
60
1J
Rotores:
De acero inoxidable 316
recubiertos con cromo
duro, con superficie
reforzada anti-desgaste
De acero inoxidable 316
sin recubrimiento de
cromo
Acero inoxidable 17-4
Partes hmedas del cuerpo
De acero inoxidable 304,
con acabado N 4
2J
CAPACIDAD (M3/HR)
Disponible en acero
inoxidable 316
50
Opciones
1H
2H
30
20
1G
2G
1F
2F
4F
1E
2E
4E
1D
2D
4D
10
1C
2C
4C
Bases porttiles
1B
2B
2A
4B
4A
Tacmetros
6
PRESIN (BAR)
12
Controles remotos
15
Unidades ensambladas
Control y sensor de
presin sanitarios
Impide el funcionamiento
en seco y las situaciones
de sobrepresin
Disponible en dimetros
de 38 mm (1-1/2") a
102 mm (4")
Performance Data
Element: A
Stages: 2, 4
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 1.02
Performance Data
Element: B
Stages: 1, 2, 4
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 3.02
Performance Data
Element: C
Stages: 1, 2, 4
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 6.02
Performance Data
Element: D
Stages: 1, 2, 4
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 9.02
Performance Data
Element: E
Stages: 1, 2, 4
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 12.02
Performance Data
Element: F
Stages: 1, 2, 4
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 15.02
Performance Data
Element: G
Stages: 1, 2
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 18.02
Performance Data
Element: H
Stages: 1, 2
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 20.02
Performance Data
Element: J
Stages: 1, 2
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 22.02
Performance Data
Element: K
Stages: 1, 2
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 24.02
Performance Data
Element: L
Stages: 1
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 87 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 26.02
Performance Data
Element: 3
Stages: 1, 2, 3
Frame Designation: FG
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 75 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 1.00
Performance Data
Element: 4
Stages: 1, 2, 4
Frame Designation: FF, FG
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 75 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 2.00
Performance Data
Element: 6
Stages: 1, 2, 3
Frame Designation: FF, FG
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 75 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 3.00
Performance Data
Element: 8
Stages: 1, 2, 3
Frame Designation: FF, FG
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 75 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 4.00
Performance Data
Element: 10
Stages: 1, 2
Frame Designation: FF
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 75 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 5.00
Performance Data
Element: 10H
Stages: 1, 2
Frame Designation: FF
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 75 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 6.00
Performance Data
Element: 66
Stages: 1, 2
Frame Designation: FF
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales for the
number of stages required.
Note: Pressure limits rated at 75 psi/ stage (70
Duro). Some models have additional limits. Please
consult factory before making final selection.
Curve 7.00
HORSEPOWER ADDITIVES
TABLE I WATER BASE SLURRIES
HP ADDER/100 RPM
<
Elements
Fine
16 Mesh
(1.0 mm)
(.039)
%
Solids
1
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
.02
.10
.19
.05
.17
.29
.08
.22
.46
.09
.29
.60
.10
.32
.54
2
.02
.05
.09
.05
.13
.24
.06
.22
.38
.09
.29
.60
.14
.40
.80
.13
.42
.71
4
.04
.06
.13
.06
.17
.29
.09
.28
.53
.14
.37
.67
.20
.50
.89
.22
.71
1.18
.08
.25
.40
.12
.38
.61
.10
.29
.53
.10
.40
.69
.13
.40
.67
Medium
16 to 9 Mesh
(1.0-2.0 mm)
(.039-.078)
Number of Stages
2
4
6
.05
.07
.13
.17
.21
.27
.10
.13
.32
.40
.52
.64
.16
.20
.50
.65
.81
.96
.14
.18
.50
.56
.67
.75
.20
.25
.49
.69
.89
1.00
.17
.28
.50
.85
.87
1.43
Coarse
9 to 4 Mesh
(2.0-5.0 mm)
(.078-.185)
1
.16
.48
.83
.24
.76
1.22
.14
.45
.75
.20
.60
1.00
.21
.68
1.12
2
.09
.27
.44
.20
.80
1.30
.32
1.00
1.66
.22
.60
.89
.29
.79
1.19
.29
.88
1.47
4
.10
.33
.55
.25
.84
1.34
.40
1.30
1.90
.25
.75
1.19
.33
1.00
1.60
.48
1.44
2.41
Elements
Fine
16 Mesh
(1.0 mm)
(.039)
%
Solids
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
1
.18
.56
.93
.32
1.12
2.16
.32
1.12
2.16
.48
1.44
2.40
.39
1.16
1.94
.03
.11
.19
.06
.20
.33
2
.24
.73
1.22
.48
1.43
2.40
.48
1.43
2.40
.62
1.87
3.12
.05
.14
.24
.08
.26
.44
3STG .06
3STG .17
3STG .30
.16
.50
.83
Medium
16 to 9 Mesh
(1.0-2.0 mm)
(.039-.078)
Number of Stages
1
2
4
.22
.29
.88
.68
1.15 1.48
.38
.59
1.16 1.74
1.94 2.92
.38
.59
1.16 1.74
1.94 2.92
.59
.79
1.76 2.28
2.90 3.80
.57
1.72
2.86
.08
.10
3STG
.25
.32
3STG
.40
.52
3STG
.14
.18
.36
.44
.58
1.10
.71
.93
1.80
Coarse
9 to 4 Mesh
(2.0-5.0 mm)
(.078-.185)
6
.13
.40
.64
1
.38
1.50
1.93
.67
2.30
3.29
.67
2.30
3.29
.99
3.00
4.90
.78
2.33
3.88
.16
.49
.86
.28
.87
1.40
2
.49
1.70
2.50
1.00
2.96
4.94
1.00
2.96
4.94
1.29
3.90
6.40
.20
.80
1.30
.37
1.20
1.90
3STG .25
3STG .80
3STG 1.30
.56
1.50
2.50
Elements
10
10H
66
Fine
16 Mesh
(1.0 mm)
(.039)
%
Solids
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
1
.10
.30
.60
.20
.60
1.00
.20
.60
.90
.40
.90
1.50
.90
1.80
2.60
2
.10
.40
.80
.20
.70
1.20
.20
.70
1.20
.40
1.20
1.90
.90
2.40
3.30
4
6
.20
.50
.90
3STG .20
3STG .90
3STG 1.50
Medium
16 to 9 Mesh
(1.0-2.0 mm)
(.039-.078)
Number of Stages
1
2
4
6
.10
.20
.20
.40
.50
.70
.70
.90
1.00
3STG .40
.20
.30
3STG 1.10
.70
.90
1.10 1.40
3STG 1.80
.20
.30
.70
.90
1.10 1.50
.40
.50
1.10 1.40
1.70 2.30
1.00 1.30
2.00 2.60
3.00 4.10
Coarse
9 to 4 Mesh
(2.0-5.0 mm)
(.078-.185)
1
.20
.60
1.00
.30
1.00
1.60
.30
1.00
1.60
.550
1.60
2.50
1.30
2.70
4.10
2
.30
.80
1.20
.40
1.30
2.10
.40
1.30
2.10
.80
2.00
3.20
2.10
3.40
5.30
4
6
.30
1.00
1.60
3ST .50
3STG 1.50
3STG 2.60
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
K
L
3
4
6
8
10
10H
66
2,500
Viscosity (Centipoise)
5,000
10,000
50,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
.013
.022
.045
.089
.195
.36
.70
1.55
1.55
2.1
3.73
.02
.06
.10
.30
.60
.80
2.10
.017
.030
.065
.120
.260
.52
.95
2.14
2.14
2.8
5.13
.04
.09
.20
.50
.80
1.20
2.90
.023
.045
.089
.179
.370
.72
1.30
3.00
3.00
3.9
7.05
.05
.12
.30
.70
1.10
1.70
3.90
.050
.089
.188
.375
.780
1.50
2.80
6.39
6.39
8.0
100,000
150,000
.065
.126
.254
.500
1.00
2.10
3.90
8.50
8.50
11.0
.080
.140
.295
.630
1.25
2.50
4.69
10.00
10.00
13.4
.11
.25
.70
1.40
2.40
3.50
8.20
.15
.35
.90
2.00
3.30
4.80
11.00
.18
.43
1.10
2.50
4.00
5.90
13.50
Performance Data
Element: 011
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 9
Drive Ends: G
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales
for the number of stages required.
NOTE: Pressure limits rated at 87
psi/stage (70 Duro). Some models have
additional limits. Please consult factory
before making final selection.
70 Durometer
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
9 STG
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
55 Durometer
150
1.10
300
2.20
450
3.30
10
16
0.53
1.10
1.60
Horsepower
9 Stage
M /HR
USGPM
Capacity
Curve 29.00
100
50
80
40
60
30
20
15
PM
50 R
4
HP @
10
20
40
GPM @ 300 RPM
HP @
20
10
PM
HP @ 150 R
GPM @
0
9 Stage 0
M
00 RP
100
200
300
400
500
150 RP
600
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Performance Data
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 4, 6
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
450
3.30
4 STG
71/2
6 STG
71/2
10
0.38
0.76
1.14
55 Durometer
Horsepower
4 Stage
M /HR
USGPM
70 Durometer
300
2.20
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
Capacity
150
1.10
6 Stage
Element: 012
Curve 28.00
100
20 30
80
16 24
20
15
60 GPM @ 450 RPM
HP
R
450
12 18
PM
10
40
8 12
PM
00 R
P@3
H
5
20
PM
HP @ 150 R
GPM @ 1
50 RPM
0
4 Stage 0
40
80
120
160
200
240
280
320
360
6 Stage 0
60
120
180
240
300
360
420
480
540
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Performance Data
Element: 018
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 9
Drive Ends: H
Use appropriate HP and pressure scales
for the number of stages required.
NOTE: Pressure limits rated at 87
psi/stage (70 Duro). Some models have
additional limits. Please consult factory
before making final selection.
Capacity
Curve 31.00
9 STG
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
55 Durometer
300
3.10
450
5.60
7.5
15
25
1.13
1.70
2.6
Horsepower
9 Stage
M /HR
USGPM
70 Durometer
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
150
1.50
100
20
72
80
15
54
60
GPM @ 300 RPM
HP @
10
PM
450 R
36
40
0 RPM
HP @ 30
20
0
9 Stage 0
HP @ 150 RPM
18
0
90
180
230
360
450
540
630
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Performance Data
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 4, 6
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
450
3.90
4 STG
71/2
10
6 STG
10
15
0.53
1.10
1.60
55 Durometer
Horsepower
4 Stage
M /HR
USGPM
70 Durometer
300
2.60
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
Capacity
150
1.30
6 Stage
Element: 022
Curve 30.00
40 60
40
35
160
32 48
120
24 36
30
25
PM
50 R
4
HP @
20
16 24
80
GPM @ 300 RPM
15
10
HP @
40
PM
300 R
8 12
PM
HP @ 150 R
5
GPM @
150 RP
0
4 Stage 0
40
80
120
160
200
240
280
320
360
6 Stage 0
60
120
180
240
300
360
420
480
540
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Performance Data
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 4, 6
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
450
5.60
4 STG
71/2
15
20
6 STG
10
20
25
0.90
1.70
2.60
55 Durometer
Horsepower
4 Stage
M /HR
USGPM
70 Durometer
300
3.10
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
Capacity
150
1.50
6 Stage
Element: 036
Curve 32.00
250
50
200
40
60 90
150
30
GPM @ 300 RPM
100
PM
20
10
40 60
50 R
P@4
50
PM
HP @ 300 R
HP @ 150 RPM
20 30
0
4 Stage 0
40
80
120
160
200
240
280
320
360
6 Stage 0
60
120
180
240
300
360
420
480
540
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
Performance Data
RPM
NPSH Required (Ft.)
Stages: 4, 6
Minimum
Recommended
Motor HP
400
6.20
500
9.20
4 STG
71/2
15
15
20
6 STG
15
20
25
30
1.13
1.70
2.27
2.83
55 Durometer
Horsepower
4 Stage
M /HR
USGPM
70 Durometer
300
3.85
Drive End HP
Must be added to HP value
from curve.
Capacity
200
2.43
64 96
320
280
60
240
50
200
30
20
10
5
P@
00 R
40
HP @
40
160
HP @
PM
0 RP
M
00 RP
56 84
48 72
40 60
32 48
24 36
120
80
GPM @
16 24
200 RPM
8 12
40
0
4 Stage 0
6 Stage 0
6 Stage
Element: 050
Curve 34.00
0 RPM
HP @ 20
40
80
120
160
200
240
280
320
360
60
120
180
240
300
360
420
480
540
* (PSI x .069 = BAR) (PSI x .070 = kgf/cm2) (USGPM x .2271 = M3/HR) (HP x .746 = kW)
HORSEPOWER ADDITIVES
TABLE I WATER BASE SLURRIES
HP ADDER/100 RPM
<
Elements
011
012
018
022
036
050
Fine
16 Mesh
(1.0 mm)
(.039)
%
Solids
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
10
30
50
1
1.4
2.6
4.0
.11
.33
.55
1.4
2.6
4.0
.19
.56
.94
.28
.83
1.39
.32
1.12
2.16
.14
.43
.72
.23
.71
1.19
.42
1.29
2.16
.24
.73
1.22
.36
1.08
1.81
.48
1.43
2.40
.40
1.20
2.0
.60
1.78
2.99
.79
2.36
3.96
.72
2.20
3.70
1.08
3.24
5.43
1.44
4.29
7.20
Medium
16 to 9 Mesh
(1.0-2.0 mm)
(.039-.078)
Number of Stages
1
2
4
6
1.5
3.0
4.5
.13
.28
.51
.22
.40
.88
1.56
.68
.67
1.44 2.61 1.13
1.5
3.0
4.5
.23
.30
.50
.90
.69
.89
1.50 2.70
1.15 1.49 2.46 4.47
.34
.44
.73
1.32
1.02 1.32 2.18 3.96
1.69 2.20 3.63 6.60
.38
.59
.97
1.77
1.16 1.74 2.87 5.22
1.94 2.92 4.82 8.76
Coarse
9 to 4 Mesh
(2.0-5.0 mm)
(.078-.185)
1
1.9
4.0
6.2
.29
.88
1.47
1.9
4.0
6.2
.39
1.70
1.93
.58
1.72
2.87
.67
2.30
3.29
.48
1.45
2.43
.48
1.45
2.43
.87
2.64
4.41
.50
1.50
2.50
.75
2.24
3.73
1.00
2.96
4.94
.83
2.50
4.10
1.24
3.70
6.12
1.65
4.88
8.15
1.50
4.50
7.50
2.25
6.70
11.20
3.00
8.88
14.82
Viscosity (Centipoise)
5,000
10,000
50,000
2,500
100,000
150,000
011
.4
.5
.7
1.4
2.0
2.5
012
.37
.52
.72
1.50
2.10
2.50
018
.6
.8
1.1
2.4
3.3
4.0
022
.68
.95
1.32
2.75
3.85
4.58
036
1.10
1.60
2.20
4.50
6.30
7.50
050
1.55
2.14
3.00
6.39
8.50
10.00
EJEMPLO DE SELECCIN
Se requiere seleccionar una bomba Moyno para ser utilizada en un proceso de embotellado de
una salsa de 1344 cP con una gravedad especfica de 1.065. La capacidad de cada botella es de
4.75 litros y el tiempo de llenado es de 3 segundos. Si la tubera tiene una longitud equivalente de
10 pies en la succin y 100 pies en la descarga, determine:
a) Los dimetros de las tuberas de succin y descarga
b) La velocidad de la bomba
c) La potencia consumida
La instalacin es como se muestra en la figura:
Seleccin
PASO 1:
1gal
litros 60s
1.583
Altura de aspiracin:
PASO 2:
DETERMINAR LA SERIE BSICA DE LA BOMBA
La bomba se utilizar en un proceso alimenticio, por lo que requiere ser de la serie Sanitaria. El
tanque inferior sirve para la fabricacin de la salsa y el superior es para el embotellamiento.
PASO 3:
ESCOGER LOS MATERIALES DE CONSTRUCCIN
Los materiales de construccin usados para las bombas sanitarias son los siguientes:
Nota: La nomenclatura usada en las bombas sanitarias que se lee en la parte superior derecha de
las curvas performance es la siguiente:
Primera letra:
F Bomba Sanitaria
CF Bomba sanitaria con opcin CIP (Clean in place)
Segunda letra:
Tipo de Bomba: Standard, Close Coupled, Open Throat, etc.
PASO 4:
DETERMINAR EL MENOR TAMAO DEL ELEMENTO DE BOMBEO
La gran diferencia entre serie 1000 (las cuales estn relacionadas con la serie Sanitary Pumps) y
2000 (las cuales estn relacionadas con la serie Sanitary High Pressure Pumps) es la capacidad
volumtrica de cada una. Si usted mira las curvas performance de la serie 2000, son bombas
grandes, que manejan hasta 4500 gpm. La serie 1000 es de bombas ms pequeas. Vamos a la
tabla 3, la cual muestra el tamao mximo de las partculas que pueden pasar por un modelo
determinado de bomba. Para la serie 1000 tenemos:
Como la salsa no tiene partculas en suspensin, nos sirve el elemento A. Pero hay que comprobar
las especificaciones de caudal. La tabla 5 (Para fluidos viscosos) nos muestra ste aspecto:
Con 1344 [cP], para el modelo A se puede enviar mximo 3.6 [gpm] (Iterando). Por lo tanto, hay
que descartarlo.
Modelo B
Mx. GPM: 6.8
Descartado
Modelo C
Mx. GPM: 13.7
Descartado
Modelo D
Mx. GPM: 28.0
OK
Para identificar un modelo de la Serie 1000 en el catlogo hay que tener en cuenta lo siguiente:
1. La primera letra designa el tipo de bomba as:
A Standard
B Close Coupled
C Open Throat
D High Abrasion, Standard
E High Abrasion, Close Coupled
2. La segunda posicin indica el nmero de etapas de la bomba, generalmente 1, 2 4.
3. La tercera posicin es una letra desde la A hasta la K que inica el modelo de la bomba y
est relacionado con su capacidad volumtrica as:
A 0.38 [gal/100 rev]
F 12.0 [gal/100 rev]
B 0.75 [gal/100 rev]
G 22.0 [gal/100 rev]
C 1.5 [gal/100 rev]
H 36.0 [gal/100 rev]
D 3.0 [gal/100 rev]
J 48.0 [gal/100 rev]
E 6.0 [gal/100 rev]
K 62.0 [gal/100 rev]
4. Las tres siguientes posiciones definen los materiales de construccin. La primera identifica
el material de la cmara de succin, la segunda indica el material usado en las partes
rotativas (partes metlicas en contacto con el material bombeado) y la tercera indica el
material del estator (no del tubo donde se inserta el estator, el cual siempre es de acero).
5. Otros caracteres que pueden seguir al cdigo de pedido de una bomba Moyno de la Serie
1000 pueden consultarse en el manual de servicio.
PASO 5:
PASO 6:
Necesitamos saber la presin diferencial que tiene que levantar la bomba. Para ello es necesario
saber las prdidas por tubera. Pero para saber las prdidas, necesitamos saber los dimetros de
succin y descarga.
Un buen criterio para elegir el dimetro de succin de una bomba es la altura neta de aspiracin
requerida y podemos buscar la curva performance de la bomba en la serie Sanitaria, elemento D.
1340 RPM
p atm p vapor
+ H asp H f
(101.325 3.5)[KPa ]
1.5[ ft ]
+
Hf
2
3.28[ ft m]
9.81 m s 1.065
= 9.82 H f
Entonces,
9.82 H f 1.617
H f 9.82 1.617
H f 8.2[m ]
Como asegurarnos que la prdida en la succin sea menor de 8.2 [m de salsa]. Vamos a las tablas
de prdidas que se adjuntan a ste manual. Primero hay que convertir la viscosidad de cP a SSU
(Para una explicacin ms amplia, vase el libro Flujo de Fluidos de Crane, seccin B4):
cSt =
cP 1344
=
= 1261.97cSt
SG 1.065
SSU = Factor cSt
El factor del que se habla depende de la temperatura. A 38C, el factor es de 4.6347. As, nuestra
viscosidad de 1344 cP es 5848.85 SSU.
Entonces vamos a una tabla de prdidas de presin para tuberas de acero. Viking, por ejemplo,
ofrece una tabla de esta naturaleza y en este compendio se puede encontrar en los anexos. Para
25 gpm tenemos: (Los valores de prdida estn en psi por cada pie de tubera)
GPM
TAMAO DE
LA TUBERA
5000
25
1
1
2
2
2.10
1.10
0.42
0.20
VISCOSIDAD EN SSU
Interpolamos
5849
2.44
1.27
0.49
0.24
6000
2.50
1.30
0.50
0.25
Nuestra prdida no debe ser superior a 8.2 [m de salsa]. Convirtiendo a psi tenemos:
psi
10[ pies ] = 4.9[ psi ]
pie
Para el dimetro de la tubera de descarga vamos a tomar uno en el que la presin diferencial no
supere el tope mximo admitido para una etapa, ya que pasarnos de ese lmite exigir al menos
dos etapas y ser una bomba mucho ms costosa.
Tamao
Rotor/Estator
Bombas Industriales
De 2 hasta 800 y de
Q, B, F
A hasta K
Elastmero
Grado de Abrasin
Ligero
Mediano
Presin por etapa (psi)
Ninguno
87
65.25
43.5
Pesado
21.75
Como nuestro fluido no es abrasivo ni corrosivo, la mxima presin recomendada por etapa es de
87 [psi].
La presin diferencial sera:
p = pest + H f
pest = ( agua SG ) h
lb
= 62.424 3 1.065 28.5[ pie]
pie
pest = 1889.14 lb pie 2 = 13.1[ psi ]
PASO 7:
DETERMINAR LA VELOCIDAD DE LA BOMBA
Para determinar la velocidad de la bomba, usamos la Tabla No.5 ya que tenemos un fluido viscoso
y buscamos el elemento D para 1344 cP.
Tamao del
Elemento
D
Mx. RPM
Mx. GPM
1.000
2.500
5.000
10.000
50.000
100.000
Mxima
Viscosidad
cP
1500
29.5
1500
22.9
1050
15.4
550
7.9
130
1.9
70
1.0
50
Interpolando, el mximo flujo a 1500 [rpm] para un fluido de 1344 cP es de 27.99 [gpm].
Pero en nuestro caso, el flujo es de 25 [gpm]. Entonces las revoluciones pueden ser menores. Por
ser una bomba de desplazamiento positivo (Velocidad de rotacin proporcional al caudal),
Entonces:
25
N = 1500
= 1340[rpm]
27.99
Nota: Con esta velocidad recalculamos el NPSHd = 9.61 [ft-agua] = 9.02 [ft-salsa] = 2.75 [m]
Entonces las prdidas
H f 9.82 H f
H f 7.07[m ]
10.71[ psi ]
Pot = 2.05[HP]
Correccin de la potencia debido a la viscosidad:
Nos dirigimos al final de la Serie Sanitaria y encontraremos una tabla para corregir la potencia
debido a la viscosidad del fluido:
HP
1340[rpm ] = 0.641[HP ]
100rpm
Para la potencia consumida debe sumarse la potencia de acople (performance Superior derecha)
Para 1340 [rpm] se debe sumar una potencia de 0.536 [HP]. Por lo tanto, la potencia de consumo
es de
Pot = 3.23[HP ]
bombas de
engranajes internos
Section
510
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510.
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The colored portion at left indicates the liquid as it
enters the suction port area of the casing and the area
between the rotor teeth and corresponding concave
area between the idler teeth. The two black arrows
indicate the pump rotation and progress of the liquid.
With every revolution of the pump shaft, a definite amount of liquid enters
the pump through the suction port. This liquid fills the spaces between the
teeth of the rotor and the idler. The crescent on the pump head splits the
flow of liquid as it is moved smoothly toward the discharge port. The idler
gear, which carries the liquid between its teeth and the inside surface of the
crescent, rotates on the pin supported by the pump head. The rotor gear,
which carries the liquid between its teeth, travels between the casing and the
outside surface of the crescent and is connected to the pump shaft. The four
schematic drawings at right give a graphic illustration of flow characteristics
through the pump.
4
This view shows the pump in a completely flooded
condition and in the process of discharging the liquid
through the discharge port. The rotor and idler teeth
mesh, forming a seal equidistant between the
discharge and suction ports, forcing liquid out the
discharge port.
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Section
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510.
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Page
INTRODUCTION ...................................................... 3
pH range................................................................. 23
Pressure loss in smooth bore rubber hose............. 23
Head and pressure equivalents.............................. 24
Atmospheric pressure at different altitudes............. 24
Comparison of vacuum and absolute
pressures at sea level.......................................... 24
Metric - English capacity units................................. 25
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Definitions
40
24
38
22
36
20
34
18
32
16
30
14
6
4
2
PRESSURE
24
22
20
18
16
14.7
14
12
10
15
20
ATMOSPHERIC
26
10
PRESSURE, PSI
ABSOLUTE
10
28
GAGE PRESSURE, PSI
12
8
6
4
25
29.92
HEAD
Units of Measuring Head For rotary pumps, the
common unit of measurement is pound per square inch
(psi). For a suction lift, the value is referred to as inches
of mercury (in. Hg.). Vertical distance in feet often enters
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psi x 2.31
Specific Gravity
in. Hg.
Specific Gravity x .88
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TOTAL
STATIC
HEAD
STATIC
DISCHARGE
HEAD
TOTAL
STATIC
HEAD
VAPOR PRESSURE*
STATIC
DISCHARGE
HEAD
CENTERLINE
OF
PUMP
(A)
This Installation Shows Static Suction
Lift With Free Discharge
(B)
CENTERLINE
OF
PUMP
STATIC
DISCHARGE
HEAD
TOTAL
STATIC
HEAD
CENTERLINE
OF
PUMP
CENTERLINE
OF
PUMP
(C)
(D)
FRICTION
HEAD
TOTAL
DISCHARGE
HEAD
STATIC
DISCHARGE
HEAD
FRICTION
HEAD
STATIC
SUCTION
LIFT
TOTAL
SUCTION
LIFT
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120
212
200
110
THEORETICAL
180
Section
160
140
120
MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED
100
80
60
40
12
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
50 100
1,000
10,000
100,000
1,000,000
VISCOSITY
CAPACITY
HORSEPOWER AND
EFFICIENCY
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54
1.0
Seconds
Parlin
Cup No. 20
Seconds
Parlin
Cup No. 15
Seconds
Parlin
Cup No. 10
Seconds
Parlin
Cup No. 7
Degrees
Barbey
Seconds
Pratt
& Lambert
F
Seconds
Ford Cup
No. 4
Seconds
Ford Cup
No. 3
Degrees
Engler
Seconds
Engler
Seconds
Redwood 2
(Admiralty)
Seconds
Redwood 1
(Standard)
Kinematic
Viscosity
Centistokes
Seconds
Saybolt
Furol,
SSF
Seconds
Saybolt
Universal,
SSU
20
32
56
30
1.1
35
25
60
3
1.2
40
35
70
45
40
50
8
10
60
50
80
90
100
200
30
50
600
700
800
900
1,000
15
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
200
80
100
200
20
25
60
300
30
400
40
500
50
600
700
800
900
1,000
60
70
80
90
100
3,000
200
300
4,000
400
5,000
500
6,000
7,000
600
700
8,000
10,000
800
1,000
1,000
2,000
2,000
30,000
3,000
40,000
4,000
50,000
5,000
60,000
6,000
80,000
8,000
100,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
20,000
5,000
4,000
400
7,000
5,000
500
6,000
7,000
8,000
9,000
10,000
600
700
800
900
1,000
10,000
20,000
2,000
25
75
50
100
40
60
70
80
90
100
150
400
1,000
600
1,700
40,000
800
1,000
70,000
5,000
60,000
6,000
80,000
8,000
100,000
10,000
100,000
2,000
4,000
5,000
300,000
100
7.5
4.5
200
6,000
5.0
50
15
15
25
4.0
10
300
100
20
10
7.5
10
30
200
50
300
400
500
700
800
75
4.3
100
3.75
3.3
150
1,000
1,200
200
500
2.4
750
200
1.5
40
950
60
30
100
40
150
50
200
70
Centipoises
Specific Gravity
SSU* = Centistokes x 4.55
Degrees Engler* = Centistokes x 0.132
Seconds Redwood 1* = Centistokes x 4.05
* Where Centistokes are greater than 50
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80
CONVERSION FACTORS
15
20
300
Centistokes =
3,000
200,000
25
100
15
500
200
30,000
4,000
75
25
75
150
300
1,500
50,000
50
10
200
500
40,000
7.0
1,200
50,000
60,000
50
50
3.5
6.5
115
25
400
3,000
20,000
6.0
45
300
30,000
200,000
40
7
8
9
10
20
3.0
700
20,000
40,000
50,000
3,000
4,000
30,000
200,000
30
300
6,000
8,000
600
700
800
900
1,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
500
200
3,000
10,000
400
2,000
600
800
300
50
400
500
5.5
4
5
2,000
300
2,000
5.0
35
40
200
500
1.8
80
90
100
20
400
1.6
90
30
70
20
18
300
80
100
60
70
2.5
1.4
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____RESULTS____
A SATISFACTORY
VIKING PUMP
FIGS. 12
FIGS. 10 & 11
FIG. 9
FIGS. 5 & 8
FIGS. 10 & 11
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FOREWORD
The purpose of this section Selecting the Correct
Viking Pump in 10 Easy Steps is to provide a means of
systematically arriving at the proper final pump selection
with a minimum of effort. Reference to the terms defined
in the Introduction will aid in understanding this section.
Consult the factory when in doubt on any point in the
selection of a pump.
To aid in following the explanation, an example
problem is given below. The example problem will be
followed through each of the Ten Easy Steps and the
selection of the proper pump for the application will be
given.
Example: (See FIG. 7)
A canning factory desires to add syrup to a cooking
kettle at the rate of 448 pounds of syrup per minute.
The syrup must be taken from a basement storage tank
and delivered to the cooking kettle located on the third
floor. The basement temperature will reach a minimum
of 60F. at which temperature the syrup will have a
viscosity of 3,000 SSU. The specific gravity of the syrup
at 60F. is 1.36. For a liquid of this viscosity, the pump
would usually be located in the basement below the
storage tank, however, space limitations prevent this
and the pump must be located on the first floor. The
desired piping arrangement and dimensions are shown
on Figure 7. Select the proper size pipe and pump unit
for this application.
STEP 1
Determine the Capacity Required in Gallons Per Minute
448 x 60
1.36 x 500
US GPM = 40
STEP 2
Determine the Liquid Viscosity at the
Pumping Temperature (Lowest)
STEP 3
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Specific Temp.,
Gravity
F.
Asphalt
Virgin* . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.03
Blended
RC-1, MC-1
or SC-1* . . . . . . . . . 1.0
RC-3, MC-3
or SC-3* . . . . . . . . . 1.0
RC-5, MC-5
or SC-5* . . . . . . . . . 1.0
Viscosity
SSU
Temp.,
F.
60
7,500
2,000
250
300
60
3,700
1,100
9,000
3,700
100
122
122
140
55,000
4,500
31
70,000
7,500
3,000
800
140
180
70
100
150
70
100
60
60
Gasoline . . . . . . . . . . . . .71
Glucose* . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.4
70
60
Glycerine . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.25
70
Glycol:
Propylene . . . . . . . . . .
Triethylene . . . . . . . . .
Diethylene . . . . . . . . .
Ethylene . . . . . . . . . . .
Milk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Molasses
A* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LIQUID
Specific Temp.,
Gravity
F.
.88
60
.88
60
.88
60
.88
60
.88
60
.91
60
.91
60
.91
60
.91
60
Viscosity
SSU
Temp.,
F.
43
37
40
36
90
60
250
175
1,700
500
200
105
490
220
1,300
90
2,700
140
70
100
100
130
100
130
100
130
122
160
100
130
100
130
100
210
100
210
1.04
1.13
1.12
1.13
1.03
70
70
70
70
70
240
190
150
90
33
70
70
70
70
70
SAE No. 90
(Trans.)* . . . . . . . . . . .
.91
60
1,200
400
100
130
.91
60
1.43
60
60
.91
60
130
210
60
Vegetable
Castor . . . . . . . . . . . .
Over 2,300
Over 200
C* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.48
(Blackstrap)
Oils
Petroleum
Crude
(Penn.)* . . . . . . . . . .82
100
130
100
130
100
130
130
210
B* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.45
12,000
4,500
33,000
9,000
130,000
40,000
1,600
160
.97
60
China Wood . . . . . . . .
.94
160
Coconut . . . . . . . . . . .
.93
60
Corn . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.92
60
Cotton Seed . . . . . . . .
.90
60
Linseed, Raw . . . . . . .
.93
60
Olive . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.92
60
Palm . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.92
60
Peanut . . . . . . . . . . . .
.92
60
1,300
500
1,400
600
140
80
140
50
170
100
140
90
200
110
220
125
200
110
100
130
70
100
100
130
130
212
100
130
100
130
100
130
100
130
100
130
Crude
(Texas.
Okla.)*
Crude
(Wyo.
Mont.)*
Crude
(Calif.)* . . . . . . . . .
No. 1 Fuel
Oil*
60
130
60
60
100
.85
60
400
120
60
100
.87
60
650
180
60
100
.85
60
.88
60
2,600
380
37
34
60
100
70
100
Specific
Gravity
Temp.,
F.
Viscosity
SSU
Temp.,
F.
Rosin . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98
60
Sesame . . . . . . . . . . . .92
60
60
Turpentine . . . . . . . . . .86
60
1,500
600
190
110
170
100
33
32
100
130
100
130
100
130
60
100
250,000
30,000
230
90
300
110
450
150
650
200
1,000
280
1,700
400
2,700
650
5,500
1,150
10,000
2,000
100
130
70
100
70
100
70
100
70
100
70
100
70
100
70
100
70
100
70
100
5,000
1,000
150,000
11,000
70
100
70
100
250
60
1,500
110
40,000
300
32
122
212
122
212
122
212
70
LIQUID
Syrups
Corn* . . . . . . . . . . .
Sugar . . . . . . . . .
1.43
1.29
(60 Brix)
1.30
(62 Brix)
1.31
(64 Brix)
1.32
(66 Brix)
1.34
(68 Brix)
1.35
(70 Brix)
1.36
(72 Brix)
1.38
(74 Brix)
1.39
(76 Brix)
100
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
Tar
Coke Oven* . . . . . . . . 1.12
60
60
Road
RT-2* . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.07
60
RT-6* . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.09
60
RT-10* . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.14
60
Water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.0
60
STEP 4
Select the Type and Class of Pump
After the pump size has been determined, the choice
of a type of pump will depend on several factors.
To serve the needs of all industries and pump users,
Viking pumps are grouped by types to serve the numerous needs of the users. These pump types, together
with pressure limitations are to be found in the catalog.
As the name implies, General Purpose pumps are
used for normal duty operation and where pressures are
not excessive. For continuous duty at higher pressures,
the Heavy-Duty pump fulfills the job.
The liquid handled is often instrumental in the selection
of a type of pump. Milk should be handled by a Sanitary
pump, propane by an LP Gas pump, etc.
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Standard Construction
Steel Fitted
P/RS
1000
R
N
QS
Q
LS
M
L/LQ/LL
100
LL
KK
L/LQ
K
Capacity
(GPM)
HL
10
G
H
FH
F
0.1
10
100
20
( 100 SSU)
160
( 750 SSU)
550
1000 1600
( 2500 SSU)
5400
( 7500 SSU)
( 25000 SSU)
Viscosity (cSt)
10000 16000
54000 100000
( 75000 SSU)
( 250000 SSU)
FIG. 9
FH
GG
HJ
HL
AS
AK
AL
KK
L or
LQ
LL
LS
QS
GPM
10
15
20
30
50
50
75
75
100
135
140
200
300
420
500
600
780
780
640
520
640
520
420
520
350
280
RPM
1800 1800 1800 1200 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1200 1200
NOTE: Nominal capacities and rated speeds may vary depending upon pump series.
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230
RS
280
STEP 5
Determine the Size of the Suction Piping
The use of ample size suction piping is a prime
requirement of a good installation. This is especially
true for viscous liquids, previously discussed under the
heading Viscosity.
When considering the suction side of a pump installation, reference is often made to Net Positive
Suction Head (NPSH) which was defined in the fundamentals section.
NPSH is the energy that forces liquid into the pump.
Determining the Net Positive Suction Head Available
(NPSHa) on an existing pumping system involves
measuring the absolute pressure at the suction port
by means of a gage and subtracting the liquids vapor
pressure at the pumping temperature. To calculate
NPSHa for an existing or proposed installation, determine the absolute pressure above the source of
liquid, add the suction head or subtract the suction lift,
subtract the piping friction losses and the liquids vapor
pressure. Remember all measurements and calculations
are expressed in feet of liquid pumped.
For a given pump with specific operating conditions a
minimum value of NPSH is required to assure desirable
full flow operation. This is referred to as the Net Positive
Suction Head Required (NPSHr) for the pump and can
be determined only by closely controlled testing.
If the NPSHa on a proposed installation does not
exceed the NPSHr, the pump may operate in a starved
condition or will cavitate, as discussed previously.
The effects of such a condition may vary from a slight
reduction in expected capacity to serious vibration,
extremely noisy operation and/or abnormal wear.
Many Viking pumps are called upon to operate with
marginal suction conditions and do so successfully.
Frequently it is possible to obtain pumps with oversize
ports to aid in reducing NPSHr.
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510.11
Issue
the above process for the next larger pipe size until the
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510.12
Issue
.35
.50
.60
.80
1.2
1.2
1.4
1.7
2.3
2.8
3.5
4.5
5.7
17
22
27
38
44
53
68
80
120
140
170
220
280
140
10
12
14
18
22
28
33
42
53
70
84
120
Standard Elbow
1.5
2.2
2.7
3.6
4.5
5.2
6.5
8.0
11.0
14
16
21
26
1.3
1.8
2.3
3.0
3.6
4.6
5.5
7.0
9.0
12.0
14.0
18.0
22.0
1.0
1.3
1.7
2.3
2.8
3.5
4.3
5.2
7.0
9.0
11.0
14.0
17.0
1.0
1.3
1.7
2.3
2.8
3.5
4.3
5.2
7.0
9.0
11.0
14.0
17.0
3.2
4.5
5.7
7.5
9.0
12.0
14.0
16.0
22.0
27.0
33.0
43.0
53.0
Return Bend
3.5
5.0
6.0
8.5
10.0
13.0
15.0
18.0
24.0
30.0
37.0
50.0
63.0
FIG. 11
Example:
Since sugar syrup may be considered non-volatile, a
total suction lift of 15 in. Hg. (7.4 PSI) may be used.
Considering a minimum amount of syrup in the storage
tank, the static suction lift is eight feet of syrup. This
equals 8 x 1.36 or 4.7 PSI. The allowable PSI friction head
2.31
For a static suction head (pump below the liquid source) the value of the
static suction head should be added to the 15 in. Hg. or 7.4 PSI allowable.
STEP 6
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PIPE
SIZE
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
3
1
2
2
3
1
2
2
3
2
2
3
4
2
2
3
4
2
2
3
4
15
18
20
25
30
35
40
50
60
80
90
100
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1
3
510
FIG. 10
GPM
Section
32
(Water)
.033
.013
.0038
.0010
.060
.014
.0045
.0011
.029
.0090
.0022
.0012
.055
.016
.0040
.0019
.10
.030
.0080
.0035
.064
.016
.0075
.0022
.090
.023
.011
.0031
.11
.028
.013
.0039
.042
.020
.0058
.0025
.060
.027
.0080
.0034
.080
.037
.011
.0045
.047
.013
.0056
.0020
.072
.020
.0085
.0030
.10
.029
.012
.0040
.050
.020
.0070
.0018
.063
.025
.0089
.0022
.080
.032
.011
.0028
VISCOSITY, SSU
50
100
200
400
600
800
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
.050
.020
.0065
.0025
.10
.015
.0060
.0020
.045
.0092
.0028
.0015
.075
.025
.009
.0021
.14
.045
.013
.0055
.092
.025
.011
.0036
.12
.030
.016
.0050
.15
.040
.018
.0058
.060
.029
.0083
.0036
.083
.040
.012
.0047
.11
.052
.015
.0065
.066
.020
.0084
.0025
.097
.029
.012
.0045
.14
.040
.017
.0060
.068
.028
.010
.0027
.082
.035
.013
.0034
.10
.043
.015
.0040
.14
.055
.018
.0070
.13
.044
.016
.0055
.060
.018
.0079
.0041
.090
.032
.011
.0060
.14
.047
.016
.0085
.14
.025
.013
.0047
.17
.033
.016
.0056
.20
.060
.019
.0061
.075
.035
.0085
.0038
.10
.045
.016
.0048
.13
.065
.020
.009
.078
.024
.011
.0025
.10
.033
.016
.0060
.16
.044
.022
.0080
.086
.037
.012
.0030
.10
.045
.016
.0040
.13
.055
.019
.0046
.28
.11
.038
.015
.27
.090
.035
.011
.13
.050
.016
.0090
.18
.070
.023
.013
.26
.10
.033
.018
.15
.050
.026
.010
.18
.060
.032
.012
.28
.065
.036
.013
.080
.045
.017
.0080
.10
.054
.020
.0095
.13
.065
.023
.011
.080
.026
.013
.0053
.10
.033
.016
.0068
.16
.044
.019
.0080
.093
.045
.012
.0035
.11
.052
.022
.0040
.13
.060
.024
.0046
.60
.24
.080
.030
.56
.18
.070
.023
.26
.10
.033
.018
.36
.14
.046
.025
.52
.20
.066
.036
.30
.10
.052
.020
.36
.12
.064
.024
.40
.13
.071
.026
.16
.090
.033
.016
.20
.11
.040
.019
.23
.13
.046
.023
.15
.053
.025
.011
.18
.067
.032
.014
.22
.080
.038
.017
.10
.050
.022
.0072
.12
.058
.025
.0081
.13
.063
.027
.0091
.87
.35
.12
.045
.85
.28
.10
.035
.40
.15
.050
.027
.55
.21
.070
.038
.80
.30
.10
.053
.45
.15
.080
.030
.54
.18
.098
.036
.60
.20
.11
.040
.25
.13
.050
.025
.30
.16
.060
.030
.35
.19
.070
.035
.22
.080
.039
.016
.28
.10
.050
.020
.32
.12
.059
.025
.16
.079
.032
.011
.18
.089
.037
.013
.20
.099
.040
.014
1.2
.47
.16
.060
1.1
.36
.13
.046
.52
.20
.066
.036
.73
.28
.092
.050
1.1
.40
.13
.071
.60
.20
.11
.040
.70
.24
.13
.050
.80
.26
.15
.054
.34
.18
.069
.032
.40
.21
.080
.038
.46
.25
.094
.045
.29
.11
.050
.022
.36
.13
.064
.028
.43
.16
.078
.032
.22
.10
.044
.015
.25
.11
.049
.016
.28
.13
.053
.018
1.5
.60
.20
.075
1.4
.45
.18
.059
.65
.25
.083
.045
.90
.35
.11
.062
1.3
.50
.17
.090
.75
.25
.13
.050
.90
.30
.16
.060
1.0
.32
.18
.067
.42
.23
.083
.038
.50
.28
.10
.047
.59
.32
.12
.056
.36
.13
.064
.027
.46
.17
.080
.035
.54
.20
.097
.040
.28
.13
.054
.018
.30
.14
.060
.020
.34
.16
.068
.023
3.3
1.3
.40
.15
2.8
.90
.35
.12
1.3
.50
.17
.090
1.8
.70
.23
.13
2.6
1.0
.34
.18
1.5
.50
.28
.10
1.8
.60
.32
.12
2.0
.65
.36
.13
.82
.45
.17
.080
1.0
.52
.20
.098
1.1
.62
.23
.11
.72
.30
.13
.055
.90
.34
.16
.070
1.0
.40
.19
.081
.52
.26
.11
.036
.60
.29
.13
.040
.68
.33
.14
.045
4.5
1.8
.60
.23
4.3
1.4
.50
.17
2.0
.72
.25
.13
2.8
1.1
.35
.19
4.0
1.5
.50
.27
2.3
.75
.40
.15
2.7
.90
.49
.18
3.0
1.0
.53
.20
1.3
.67
.25
.14
1.5
.80
.30
.15
1.8
.94
.35
.17
1.1
.40
.19
.082
1.4
.50
.24
.10
1.6
.60
.29
.13
.80
.39
.17
.056
.90
.44
.19
.062
1.0
.50
.21
.070
6.0
2.4
.80
.30
5.6
1.9
.70
.24
2.6
1.0
.33
.18
3.6
1.4
.46
.25
5.2
2.0
.68
.35
3.0
1.0
.52
.20
3.6
1.2
.64
.24
4.0
1.3
.70
.27
1.6
.90
.33
.16
2.0
1.1
.40
.19
2.3
1.3
.46
.22
1.5
.53
.25
.11
1.8
.68
.32
.13
2.2
.80
.38
.16
1.0
.50
.22
.074
1.2
.58
.25
.081
1.3
.63
.27
.092
7.5
3.0
1.0
.36
7.0
2.3
.85
.29
3.2
1.3
.41
.23
4.5
1.8
.60
.31
6.4
2.5
.85
.45
3.8
1.3
.66
.25
4.5
1.5
.82
.30
5.0
1.6
.80
.34
2.1
1.1
.42
.20
2.5
1.4
.50
.24
2.9
1.6
.59
.28
1.8
.68
.31
.13
2.3
.83
.40
.17
2.8
1.0
.49
.20
1.3
.65
.28
.091
1.5
.73
.30
.10
1.7
.80
.35
.11
* For liquids with a specific gravity other than 1.00, multiply the value from the above table
by the specific gravity of the liquid. For old pipe, add 20% to the above values.
Figures to right of dark line are laminar flow. Figures to left of dark line are turbulent flow.
6000
8.8
3.5
1.2
.45
8.5
2.8
1.0
.34
4.0
1.5
.50
.27
5.5
2.1
.70
.37
8.0
3.0
1.0
.54
4.5
1.5
.80
.30
5.4
1.8
.98
.36
6.0
2.0
1.1
.40
2.5
1.3
.50
.25
3.0
1.6
.60
.30
3.5
1.9
.70
.35
2.2
.80
.39
.16
2.8
1.0
.50
.20
3.2
1.2
.59
.25
1.6
.79
.32
.11
1.8
.89
.37
.13
2.0
.99
.40
.14
7000
4.2
1.4
.52
9.8
3.2
1.2
.40
4.5
1.8
.56
.32
6.2
2.5
.80
.45
9.0
3.5
1.2
.62
5.2
1.8
.92
.35
6.1
2.1
1.1
.42
7.0
2.3
1.3
.48
2.9
1.6
.60
.29
3.5
1.9
.70
.35
4.0
2.3
.81
.40
2.5
.92
.45
.20
3.2
1.1
.59
.24
3.8
1.4
.70
.28
1.9
.90
.37
.13
2.2
1.0
.42
.14
2.4
1.1
.47
.16
8000
9000
10,000
5.0
1.6
.60
5.4
1.8
.67
6.0
2.0
.73
3.7
1.3
.46
5.2
2.0
.66
.36
7.3
2.8
.92
.50
4.1
1.6
.52
6.0
2.2
.72
.40
8.1
3.1
1.0
.55
4.6
1.8
.59
6.5
2.5
.83
.45
9.0
3.5
1.1
.62
4.0
1.3
.71
6.0
2.0
1.1
.40
7.0
2.4
1.3
.50
8.0
2.6
1.5
.54
3.4
1.8
.69
.32
4.0
2.1
.80
.38
4.6
2.5
.94
.45
2.9
1.1
.50
.22
3.6
1.3
.64
.28
4.3
1.6
.78
.32
2.2
1.0
.44
.15
2.5
1.1
.49
.16
2.8
1.3
.53
.18
4.5
1.5
.81
7.0
2.3
1.2
.45
8.0
2.8
1.5
.55
9.0
3.0
1.7
.60
3.7
2.0
.78
.36
4.5
2.4
.90
.44
5.2
2.8
1.1
.51
3.2
1.2
.58
.25
4.0
1.5
.72
.31
4.9
1.8
.88
.37
2.5
1.1
.50
.17
2.8
1.3
.55
.18
3.1
1.5
.61
.21
5.0
1.7
.90
7.5
2.5
1.3
.50
9.0
3.0
1.6
.60
10.0
3.2
1.8
.67
4.2
2.3
.83
.38
5.0
2.8
1.0
.47
5.9
3.2
1.2
.56
3.6
1.3
.64
.27
4.6
1.7
.80
.35
5.4
2.0
.97
.40
2.8
1.3
.54
.18
3.0
1.4
.60
.20
3.4
1.6
.68
.23
To convert the above values to kPa (kilopascals) per metre of pipe, multiply by 22.6.
To convert the above values to kg per cm per metre of pipe, multiply by 0.23.
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Section
510
Page
510.14
Issue
FIG. 10 (Continued)
GPM
1
3
5
7
10
15
18
20
25
30
35
40
50
60
80
90
100
PIPE
SIZE
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
3
1
2
2
3
1
2
2
3
2
2
3
4
2
2
3
4
2
2
3
4
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
80,000
90,000
100,000
150,000
250,000
.37
.20
.075
.036
.88
.47
.18
.085
.66
.25
.13
.050
.92
.35
.17
.070
1.3
.40
.25
.10
.75
.36
.15
.050
.90
.44
.18
.060
1.0
.49
.20
.069
.60
.25
.085
.016
.72
.30
.10
.020
.85
.35
.12
.023
.97
.40
.14
.027
1.2
.50
.17
.033
.60
.20
.040
.014
.80
.27
.052
.018
.91
.30
.060
.020
1.0
.35
.065
.023
.50
.27
.10
.050
1.2
.60
.23
.11
.89
.33
.16
.070
1.3
.46
.23
.095
1.8
.65
.33
.14
1.0
.50
.20
.066
1.2
.59
.25
.080
1.3
.65
.28
.090
.80
.35
.11
.022
.99
.40
.13
.026
1.1
.48
.16
.030
1.3
.55
.18
.035
1.6
.70
.23
.044
.81
.27
.052
.018
1.1
.36
.070
.024
1.2
.40
.079
.027
1.4
.45
.085
.030
.62
.35
.13
.060
1.5
.80
.29
.14
1.1
.41
.21
.085
1.6
.59
.28
.12
2.3
.84
.40
.17
1.3
.60
.25
.085
1.5
.72
.30
.10
1.7
.80
.34
.11
1.0
.42
.14
.028
1.2
.50
.18
.033
1.4
.60
.20
.039
1.6
.69
.23
.045
2.0
.85
.29
.055
1.0
.35
.065
.023
1.4
.46
.090
.030
1.6
.51
.10
.034
1.7
.60
.11
.037
.73
.40
.15
.072
1.7
.92
.35
.17
1.3
.50
.25
.10
1.9
.70
.34
.15
2.7
1.0
.49
.20
1.5
.72
.30
.10
1.8
.88
.36
.13
2.0
.96
.41
.14
1.2
.51
.18
.032
1.4
.61
.21
.040
1.7
.72
.25
.046
2.0
.82
.28
.052
2.4
1.0
.35
.065
1.3
.41
.079
.027
1.7
.55
.10
.036
1.9
.62
.12
.040
2.1
.70
.13
.045
1.0
.53
.20
.095
2.4
1.2
.46
.22
1.8
.67
.33
.13
2.5
.93
.45
.19
3.5
1.3
.64
.27
2.0
.95
.40
.13
2.4
1.1
.50
.17
2.7
1.3
.54
.18
1.6
.70
.23
.043
1.9
.81
.28
.051
2.3
.95
.32
.060
2.5
1.1
.37
.070
3.2
1.4
.46
.086
1.6
.55
.10
.036
2.2
.74
.14
.048
2.5
.83
.15
.055
2.8
.91
.18
.060
1.3
.69
.25
.12
2.9
1.6
.57
.28
2.3
.82
.41
.17
3.1
1.1
.55
.24
4.5
1.7
.80
.35
2.5
1.2
.50
.17
3.0
1.4
.60
.20
3.4
1.6
.69
.23
2.0
.85
.28
.053
2.4
1.0
.34
.065
2.8
1.2
.40
.076
3.2
1.3
.46
.089
4.0
1.7
.60
.11
2.0
.70
.13
.045
2.8
.91
.18
.060
3.0
1.0
.20
.067
3.4
1.1
.22
.073
1.5
.80
.30
.14
3.5
1.8
.70
.34
2.7
1.0
.50
.20
3.8
1.4
.68
.29
5.4
2.0
.98
.40
3.0
1.4
.60
.21
3.7
1.7
.71
.25
4.1
1.9
.80
.28
2.4
1.0
.35
.064
2.8
1.2
.42
.078
3.4
1.4
.50
.091
3.8
1.6
.57
.10
4.8
2.0
.70
.13
2.5
.84
.15
.054
3.2
1.1
.21
.072
3.7
1.3
.23
.080
4.0
1.4
.26
.090
1.7
.92
.35
.17
4.0
2.3
.85
.40
3.2
1.2
.59
.24
4.5
1.7
.80
.34
6.3
2.4
1.1
.48
3.6
1.7
.70
.24
4.3
2.0
.85
.28
4.8
2.3
.95
.31
2.9
1.1
.40
.074
3.4
1.4
.49
.092
4.0
1.7
.55
.10
4.5
1.9
.65
.12
5.5
2.4
.81
.15
2.9
.99
.18
.063
3.8
1.3
.25
.085
4.3
1.4
.27
.095
4.7
1.6
.30
.10
1.9
1.1
.40
.20
4.5
2.5
.93
.45
3.6
1.3
.66
.28
5.0
1.9
.90
.38
7.1
2.8
1.3
.55
4.1
2.0
.80
.28
4.9
2.3
.98
.32
5.4
2.6
1.1
.36
3.2
1.3
.45
.085
4.0
1.6
.55
.10
4.5
1.9
.64
.12
5.0
2.2
.73
.14
6.4
2.8
.90
.17
3.2
1.1
.20
.072
4.3
1.5
.28
.096
4.9
1.6
.31
.11
5.4
1.8
.35
.12
2.2
1.2
.46
.23
5.1
2.8
1.1
.50
4.1
1.5
.75
.30
5.5
2.1
1.0
.43
8.0
3.0
1.5
.61
4.6
2.3
.90
.31
5.4
2.6
1.1
.37
6.1
2.9
1.2
.41
3.7
1.6
.52
.095
4.5
1.8
.64
.12
5.0
2.1
.73
.13
5.8
2.5
.83
.16
7.3
3.1
1.0
.19
3.7
1.3
.24
.081
5.0
1.7
.31
.11
5.5
1.8
.36
.12
6.1
2.1
.38
.13
2.5
1.3
.50
.25
5.9
3.1
1.2
.55
4.5
1.7
.81
.34
6.1
2.4
1.1
.47
8.9
3.3
1.6
.69
5.0
2.5
1.0
.34
6.0
2.9
1.2
.41
6.8
3.2
1.3
.46
4.0
1.7
.58
.11
4.9
2.0
.70
.13
5.5
2.4
.80
.15
6.3
2.7
.90
.19
8.0
3.4
1.1
.22
4.0
1.4
.26
.090
5.4
1.8
.35
.12
6.1
2.1
.39
.13
6.9
2.3
.44
.15
3.7
2.0
.75
.36
8.8
4.7
1.8
.85
6.6
2.5
1.3
.50
9.2
3.5
1.7
.70
6.2
3.5
1.3
.60
4.0
2.5
1.0
7.5
3.6
1.5
.50
9.0
4.4
1.8
.60
10.0
4.9
2.0
.69
6.0
2.5
.85
.16
7.2
3.0
1.0
.20
8.5
3.5
1.2
.23
9.7
4.0
1.4
.27
8.4
4.0
1.7
* For liquids with a specific gravity other than 1.00, multiply the value from the above table
by the specific gravity of the liquid. For old pipe, add 20% to the above values.
All figures on this page are laminar flow.
5.0
1.7
.33
6.0
2.0
.40
.14
8.0
2.7
.52
.18
9.1
3.0
.60
.20
10.0
3.5
.65
.23
8.0
2.9
1.4
4.1
2.1
.85
5.8
2.8
1.2
5.0
2.5
.85
7.2
3.0
1.0
8.0
3.4
1.1
10.0
4.2
1.4
.28
5.0
1.8
.33
6.0
2.0
.39
6.9
2.3
.45
8.5
2.9
.55
10.0
3.5
.65
.23
4.6
.90
.30
5.1
.79
.34
6.0
1.1
.37
To convert the above values to kPa (kilopascals) per metre of pipe, multiply by 22.6.
To convert the above values to kg per cm per metre of pipe, multiply by 0.23.
2007
GPM
120
140
150
160
180
200
250
300
400
450
500
600
750
800
1000
1050
32
(Water)
.11
.045
.015
.0040
.060
.020
.0054
.00067
.065
.022
.0060
.00075
.0077
.025
.0070
.00086
.10
.032
.0084
.0011
.12
.040
.010
.0013
.060
.016
.0020
.00051
.085
.022
.0028
.00070
.15
.040
.0047
.0012
.048
.0060
.0016
.00052
.060
.0074
.0018
.00061
.085
.010
.0026
.00086
.13
.015
.0040
.0013
.018
.0046
.0014
.00060
.028
.0070
.0022
.0095
.030
.0080
.0025
.0010
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510.15
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FIG. 10 (Continued)
PIPE
SIZE
2
2
3
4
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
6
8
10
12
6
8
10
12
6
8
10
12
Section
50
100
200
400
600
800
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
10,000
.14
.060
.020
.0057
.078
.027
.0075
.0010
.085
.030
.0085
.0011
.10
.035
.0095
.0012
.12
.042
.012
.0016
.14
.052
.014
.0019
.075
.021
.0028
.00079
.10
.030
.0040
.0011
.18
.050
.0065
.0018
.060
.0080
.0022
.00075
.071
.010
.0026
.00090
.10
.014
.0036
.0012
.15
.020
.0055
.0018
.024
.0062
.0020
.00090
.035
.0093
.0030
.0013
.037
.010
.0034
.0014
.15
.075
.026
.0072
.10
.034
.0098
.0013
.11
.038
.011
.0013
.11
.044
.012
.0015
.15
.053
.015
.0020
.18
.064
.018
.0025
.092
.026
.0035
.0010
.13
.036
.0050
.0014
.21
.060
.0080
.0023
.073
.010
.0029
.00095
.090
.012
.0034
.0011
.12
.016
.0046
.0016
.18
.025
.0065
.0022
.027
.0080
.0026
.0011
.040
.011
.0038
.0017
.045
.012
.0043
.0018
.18
.078
.032
.010
.11
.038
.011
.0013
.13
.040
.013
.0013
.11
.050
.014
.0015
.18
.065
.016
.0027
.19
.075
.020
.0032
.10
.031
.0042
.0013
.15
.042
.0058
.0017
.25
.070
.0097
.0027
.088
.012
.0033
.0012
.11
.014
.0041
.0013
.14
.020
.0054
.0020
.22
.028
.0081
.0027
.032
.0095
.0032
.0014
.050
.014
.0047
.0020
.054
.015
.0047
.0022
.18
.078
.032
.011
.11
.038
.013
.0024
.14
.040
.014
.0026
.11
.050
.015
.0028
.18
.071
.016
.0031
.20
.078
.020
.0035
.11
.033
.0044
.0015
.17
.044
.0060
.0018
.26
.073
.010
.0027
.095
.013
.0033
.0012
.12
.016
.0043
.0013
.17
.022
.0056
.0021
.27
.030
.0090
.0028
.032
.010
.0033
.0015
.057
.014
.0047
.0022
.062
.015
.0050
.0024
.24
.12
.050
.017
.14
.058
.020
.0037
.14
.060
.021
.0040
.15
.065
.022
.0042
.18
.074
.025
.0047
.20
.081
.027
.0052
.11
.035
.0066
.0022
.18
.045
.0080
.0027
.26
.075
.010
.0035
.098
.013
.0040
.0016
.13
.016
.0045
.0018
.20
.023
.0058
.0022
.28
.031
.0095
.0028
.033
.011
.0033
.0015
.065
.015
.0048
.0022
.070
.016
.0051
.0025
.32
.15
.065
.022
.18
.076
.025
.0050
.19
.080
.027
.0052
.20
.087
.030
.0055
.23
.10
.032
.0063
.25
.11
.036
.0070
.14
.045
.0088
.0027
.18
.055
.010
.0033
.27
.078
.014
.0045
.10
.016
.0050
.0022
.13
.018
.0055
.0024
.23
.024
.0066
.0029
.29
.032
.010
.0036
.033
.011
.0038
.0019
.072
.015
.0049
.0024
.078
.016
.0051
.0025
.40
.19
.080
.028
.23
.095
.031
.0060
.24
.10
.035
.0065
.25
.11
.037
.0070
.29
.12
.041
.0080
.32
.13
.045
.0089
.17
.058
.011
.0037
.20
.070
.013
.0045
.28
.090
.017
.0060
.10
.020
.0066
.0028
.13
.022
.0063
.0030
.25
.026
.0090
.0036
.30
.032
.011
.0045
.035
.012
.0050
.0024
.079
.015
.0060
.0030
.085
.016
.0064
.0031
.80
.40
.16
.054
.45
.19
.063
.012
.50
.20
.078
.013
.50
.22
.071
.014
.58
.25
.081
.016
.63
.27
.090
.018
.35
.11
.022
.0075
.40
.14
.026
.0090
.56
.18
.035
.012
.20
.040
.013
.0055
.23
.044
.015
.0060
.28
.051
.018
.0072
.34
.064
.023
.0090
.070
.024
.0098
.0047
.086
.030
.012
.0060
.090
.031
.013
.0062
1.1
.60
.25
.083
.68
.29
.10
.018
.70
.30
.10
.020
.75
.33
.11
.021
.87
.37
.13
.023
.96
.42
.14
.026
.50
.18
.033
.011
.60
.21
.040
.013
.84
.28
.051
.018
.30
.060
.020
.0082
.35
.065
.023
.0090
.42
.079
.028
.011
.51
.10
.034
.014
.10
.036
.015
.0070
.13
.045
.018
.0090
.13
.047
.020
.0093
1.5
.77
.32
.11
.90
.38
.13
.024
.95
.40
.14
.026
1.0
.44
.15
.028
1.1
.50
.17
.031
1.3
.55
.18
.035
.68
.23
.044
.015
.80
.28
.052
.018
1.1
.37
.070
.024
.40
.080
.027
.011
.46
.086
.030
.012
.55
.10
.036
.015
.70
.12
.045
.018
.13
.048
.020
.0095
.17
.060
.024
.012
.18
.063
.026
.013
2.0
.99
.40
.14
1.1
.46
.16
.030
1.2
.50
.17
.032
1.3
.55
.18
.035
1.5
.62
.21
.040
1.6
.70
.23
.045
.84
.29
.055
.019
1.0
.35
.065
.023
1.4
.46
.089
.030
.50
.10
.034
.014
.57
.10
.037
.015
.70
.13
.045
.018
.88
.16
.055
.022
.17
.060
.025
.012
.21
.075
.030
.015
.23
.080
.032
.016
2.4
1.2
.50
.17
1.3
.58
.20
.037
1.4
.60
.21
.040
1.5
.65
.22
.041
1.8
.74
.25
.047
1.9
.81
.28
.052
1.0
.35
.066
.023
1.2
.42
.080
.027
1.7
.55
.10
.035
.60
.12
.040
.016
.70
.13
.045
.018
.82
.16
.054
.022
1.1
.20
.066
.027
.21
.072
.029
.014
.26
.090
.036
.018
.28
.094
.039
.019
2.9
1.3
.56
.19
1.6
.66
.23
.042
1.6
.70
.24
.047
1.8
.76
.26
.049
2.0
.85
.30
.055
2.2
.95
.32
.060
1.2
.40
.077
.028
1.4
.48
.090
.031
1.8
.64
.12
.041
.70
.14
.046
.019
.80
.15
.051
.021
.93
.18
.061
.025
1.2
.22
.080
.032
.25
.084
.034
.017
.30
.10
.042
.021
.31
.10
.045
.022
3.2
1.5
.65
.22
1.8
.76
.25
.050
1.9
.80
.27
.052
2.0
.87
.30
.055
2.3
1.0
.32
.063
2.5
1.1
.36
.070
1.4
.45
.088
.030
1.6
.55
.10
.035
2.1
.72
.14
.047
.80
.16
.053
.022
.90
.18
.060
.025
1.0
.21
.071
.029
1.3
.25
.090
.036
.28
.096
.040
.019
.35
.11
.048
.024
.36
.12
.051
.026
3.7
1.8
.72
.24
2.0
.85
.29
.055
2.2
.90
.32
.058
2.3
.98
.33
.064
2.6
1.1
.37
.070
2.8
1.2
.41
.079
1.5
.52
.099
.034
1.8
.62
.11
.040
2.4
.82
.16
.053
.90
.18
.060
.025
1.0
.20
.066
.027
1.2
.23
.081
.033
1.5
.29
.10
.041
.31
.10
.045
.022
.39
.12
.055
.027
.40
.13
.060
.029
4.0
1.9
.80
.28
2.3
.95
.32
.060
2.4
1.0
.35
.065
2.5
1.1
.37
.070
2.9
1.2
.41
.080
3.2
1.3
.45
.089
1.7
.58
.11
.037
2.0
.70
.13
.045
2.8
.90
.17
.060
1.0
.20
.068
.028
1.1
.22
.075
.030
1.4
.26
.090
.036
1.8
.32
.11
.045
.35
.12
.050
.024
.45
.15
.060
.030
.46
.16
.065
.032
* For liquids with a specific gravity other than 1.00, multiply the value from the above table
by the specific gravity of the liquid. For old pipe, add 20% to the above values.
Figures to right of dark line are laminar flow. Figures to left of dark line are turbulent flow.
To convert the above values to kPa (kilopascals) per metre of pipe, multiply by 22.6.
To convert the above values to kg per cm per metre of pipe, multiply by 0.23.
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Section
510
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510.16
Issue
FIG. 10 (Continued)
GPM
120
140
150
160
180
200
250
300
400
450
500
600
750
800
1000
1050
PIPE
SIZE
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
6
8
10
12
6
8
10
12
6
8
10
12
6
8
10
12
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
80,000
90,000
100,000
1.2
.40
.080
.023
1.4
.47
.091
.031
1.5
.51
.099
.033
.55
.10
.036
.015
.61
.12
.040
.017
.70
.13
.045
.018
.85
.17
.056
.023
1.0
.20
.068
.028
1.4
.26
.090
.037
1.5
.30
.10
.042
1.7
.33
.11
.046
2.0
.40
.13
.055
.50
.17
.070
.032
.52
.18
.072
.035
.65
.23
.091
.045
.70
.24
.098
.047
1.6
.53
.10
.035
1.9
.62
.12
.042
2.0
.68
.13
.045
.71
.14
.048
.020
.80
.16
.052
.022
.90
.18
.060
.025
1.1
.22
.074
.030
1.3
.26
.090
.036
1.8
.35
.12
.048
2.0
.40
.14
.055
2.3
.44
.15
.060
2.8
.51
.18
.072
.65
.22
.090
.043
.70
.24
.096
.046
.86
.30
.12
.059
.90
.31
.13
.061
2.0
.70
.13
.045
2.4
.81
.15
.052
2.5
.88
.16
.055
.92
.18
.060
.025
1.0
.20
.068
.027
1.2
.22
.075
.030
1.5
.28
.092
.038
1.8
.33
.11
.045
2.3
.45
.15
.060
2.6
.50
.17
.070
2.9
.55
.19
.075
3.5
.65
.23
.090
.82
.28
.11
.055
.89
.30
.12
.060
1.1
.37
.15
.075
1.1
.40
.16
.080
2.5
.84
.15
.055
2.9
.99
.18
.063
3.1
1.0
.19
.066
1.1
.21
.072
.030
1.3
.23
.080
.033
1.4
.26
.090
.036
1.8
.32
.11
.046
2.1
.40
.13
.055
2.8
.51
.18
.073
3.1
.60
.20
.082
3.5
.66
.23
.091
4.2
.80
.27
.11
1.0
.34
.14
.066
1.0
.36
.15
.070
1.3
.45
.18
.090
1.3
.47
.20
.095
3.2
1.1
.21
.072
3.8
1.3
.25
.085
4.0
1.4
.26
.090
1.5
.28
.096
.039
1.7
.31
.11
.044
1.9
.35
.12
.048
2.3
.44
.15
.060
2.8
.51
.18
.062
3.7
.70
.24
.096
4.2
.80
.28
.11
4.6
.87
.30
.12
5.5
1.0
.36
.15
1.3
.45
.18
.090
1.4
.48
.19
.096
1.7
.60
.25
.12
1.8
.62
.26
.13
4.0
1.4
.26
.090
4.7
1.6
.30
.10
5.1
1.7
.32
.11
1.8
.35
.12
.049
2.1
.40
.13
.055
2.3
.45
.15
.060
2.8
.55
.18
.075
3.5
.65
.22
.090
4.6
.88
.30
.12
5.0
1.0
.34
.14
5.7
1.0
.37
.15
6.9
1.3
.45
.18
1.6
.55
.23
.11
1.6
.60
.25
.12
2.2
.74
.30
.15
2.3
.80
.32
.16
4.9
1.7
.31
.11
5.8
2.0
.36
.13
6.1
2.1
.38
.13
2.3
.41
.14
.058
2.5
.47
.16
.066
2.8
.51
.18
.071
3.5
.64
.22
.090
4.2
.78
.27
.11
5.5
1.0
.36
.15
6.0
1.2
.40
.16
7.0
1.3
.45
.18
8.3
1.5
.54
.22
2.0
.65
.27
.14
2.1
.71
.29
.15
2.6
.90
.36
.18
2.7
.94
.39
.19
5.8
2.0
.36
.13
6.8
2.3
.42
.15
7.1
2.4
.46
.16
2.6
.48
.17
.070
2.9
.55
.19
.077
3.2
.60
.21
.085
4.0
.75
.26
.10
4.7
.90
.31
.13
6.4
1.2
.41
.17
7.0
1.4
.46
.19
8.0
1.5
.51
.21
9.5
1.8
.63
.25
2.3
.79
.32
.16
2.3
.84
.34
.17
3.0
1.0
.42
.21
3.1
1.0
.45
.22
2.5
2.2
.41
.14
7.6
2.5
.48
.17
8.1
2.7
.51
.18
3.0
.55
.19
.079
3.2
.61
.21
.088
3.6
.70
.24
.098
4.5
.86
.30
.12
5.4
1.0
.35
.15
7.3
1.4
.47
.19
8.0
1.6
.54
.22
9.0
1.8
.60
.25
7.5
2.5
.47
.16
8.5
2.8
.55
.19
9.1
3.2
.57
.21
3.4
.62
.21
.090
3.7
.70
.24
.099
4.2
.78
.28
.11
5.2
1.0
.34
.14
6.2
1.2
.40
.17
8.2
1.6
.54
.22
9.0
1.8
.61
.25
10.0
2.0
.66
.28
8.0
2.8
.52
.18
9.5
3.2
.60
.21
2.1
.72
.29
2.5
.90
.37
.18
2.7
.95
.40
.18
3.5
1.1
.49
.24
3.6
1.2
.51
.25
2.4
.81
.32
2.9
.98
.41
.20
3.1
1.0
.45
.21
3.9
1.3
.55
.27
4.1
1.3
.59
.29
* For liquids with a specific gravity other than 1.00, multiply the value from the above table
by the specific gravity of the liquid. For old pipe, add 20% to the above values.
Figures to right of dark line are laminar flow. Figures to left of dark line are turbulent flow.
150,000
250,000
4.0
.80
.23
7.0
1.3
.45
4.7
.81
.31
8.1
1.5
.52
3.5
.65
.23
3.6
.70
.24
.099
4.1
.79
.28
.11
4.5
.85
.30
.12
5.8
1.1
.37
.15
7.0
1.3
.45
.18
9.1
1.8
.60
.25
10.0
2.0
.68
.28
5.1
.99
.33
5.5
1.0
.36
.15
6.1
1.2
.40
.17
7.0
1.3
.45
.18
8.5
1.7
.56
.23
10.0
2.0
.68
.28
8.8
1.6
.55
9.2
1.8
.60
.25
10.0
2.0
.68
.27
2.6
.90
.37
4.5
1.5
.60
3.0
1.0
.42
5.0
1.7
.70
2.2
.74
.30
3.3
1.1
.46
5.5
1.9
.75
2.6
.90
.37
3.2
1.1
.46
.23
3.5
1.2
.50
.25
4.5
1.5
.61
.30
4.7
1.5
.65
.31
4.0
1.3
.55
5.0
1.7
.70
.32
5.2
1.8
.72
.35
6.5
2.3
.91
.45
7.0
2.4
.98
.47
6.5
2.3
.90
8.2
2.8
1.1
.55
8.9
3.0
1.2
.60
2.2
.75
.30
2.8
.92
.38
3.3
1.1
.45
3.7
1.5
.75
4.0
1.6
.80
To convert the above values to kPa (kilopascals) per metre of pipe, multiply by 22.6.
To convert the above values to kg per cm per metre of pipe, multiply by 0.23.
2007
Section
510
Page
510.17
Issue
STEP 7
Determine the Horsepower* Required
To determine brake horsepower (Pin) required by a
pump per the formula on Page 510.5, it is necessary to
know the capacity in GPM, the total dynamic head in
PSI and the pump efficiency. The capacity and head or
differential pressure are determined by the application.
The pump or mechanical efficiency cannot be calculated
until after the brake horsepower has been determined
by laboratory tests. Since it is necessary to test a pump
before the mechanical efficiency can be determined,
it is more logical to present the actual horsepower
data in the form of performance curves rather than to
provide mechanical efficiency values which then require
additional calculations.
Viking catalogs a series of performance curves based
on extensive tests of all pump models. These curves
plot brake horsepower and pump capacity against
pump speed at several pressures and for up to 8
different viscosities ranging from 38 SSU (No. 2 Fuel
Oil) through 250,000 SSU. Horsepower for viscosities
between those shown on the performance curves can
be taken from the nearest higher viscosity curve or can
be determined by averaging the values from the curves
with viscosities immediately above and below that of the
application. The performance curves are printed on buffcolored paper and are grouped in back of the individual
General Catalog sections.
For those occasions when it is desirable to calculate
the mechanical efficiency of a pump for a specific
application, use the following formula which appears on
many of the General Catalog performance curve pages:
(Diff. Press., PSI)(Cap., GPM)(100)
M.E. in % =
(Horsepower, BHP)(1715)
There are times when it is convenient to be able to
quickly arrive at a ballpark figure for horsepower. For
an application involving viscosities in the range of 100
to 2500 SSU and pressures above 50 PSI, this can be
done by multiplying the differential pressure in PSI by the
capacity in GPM and dividing by 1000. It can be seen by
looking at the formula on Page 510.5 that if an efficiency
of approximately 58% is used, the value below the line
comes out to be 1000 (1715 x 0.58). This formula for
estimating horsepower is strictly a convenience for use
on a limited number of applications; for exact values it is
necessary to refer to the General Catalog performance
curves.
For some applications it is desirable to be able to
determine the torque** requirements of the pump; this is
* See definitions on Page 510.5.
** Torque is a turning or twisting force; applying a 10 pound force perpendicular to the
end of a 12 inch long crank or wrench results in a torque or twisting force of 120 inch
2007
Page
510.18
Issue
510
15
15
10
10
150 PSI
1
72
5
100 PSI
50 PSI
3
1
3.5 HP AT 65 PSI
60
50 PSI
150 PSI
50
Section
42
40
30
20
VISC: 2500
10
SSU
BASED ON 15 IN.-HG.
0
VIKING
DRIVE SPEEDS
K124
100
84 125
200
300
190 230
280
400
350
420
500
600
520
FIG. 12
2007
STEP 8
Select the Materials of Construction
A choice of the proper materials of construction of
a pump for handling a specific liquid is important and
often quite complicated. In the selection of materials
of construction, factors that must be considered, other
than consideration of the liquid itself, are temperature,
contamination, concentration of the liquid, etc. Each
of these variables may play a vital role in a choice of
materials of construction.
Section 520 of the Viking catalog includes a comprehensive listing of a wide variety of liquids that are
handled by Viking pumps, including information about
the liquids, recommendations about material of construction selection as well as pump types and special
pump features that have been found desirable for the
specific liquid. In addition, the catalog contains information about materials of construction and features that
are available on specific pump models or pump model
series. You are directed to these sources for answers
to questions you may have regarding selection of pump
materials of construction.
Recommendations given in Section 520 are to be appraised as general since the variables mentioned above
may alter the choice of materials. All of the recommendations, however, have been successfully used in
actual installations.
The final choice is usually left up to the customer since
selection of materials with the most rapid corrosion rate
will normally result in low first cost and high maintenance
cost or eventual pump replacement. Conversely,
Section
510
Page
510.19
Issue
STEP 9
Consider the Temperature of the Liquid Pumped
Although rotary pumps can successfully handle liquids
up to viscosities of 2,000,000 SSU, the liquids are often
heated prior to pumping for reasons such as 1) higher
allowable speeds for greater capacities 2) desirability
of a specific temperature of liquid in a heat transfer
process and 3) lower power requirements. Conversely,
pumps are often required to handle low temperature
liquids, particularly in refrigeration or air conditioning
equipment. In either case, special consideration must
be given to pump construction at extreme temperature
conditions.
Extreme sub-zero temperatures cause reduction
of strength and brittleness in some metals. For these
reasons, the factory should always be consulted on all
low temperature installations.
Temperature ranges within which standard pumps with
no modifications may be used are listed throughout the
Viking catalog in specification charts. These temperature
ranges may vary with the size and pump model.
Temperatures in excess of those listed in specification
charts require varying amounts of extra clearances
applied to the internal parts of the pump to avoid scoring,
galling, and other mechanical failures.
For temperatures above 300F. special gaskets and
packing materials are required.
Bronze bushings with proper operating clearances
are suitable for operation up to 450F.
2007
Section
510
Page
510.20
Issue
Example:
Since the operating temperature is below 200F., no
special consideration need to given to temperature.
STEP 10
Select the Mounting and Drive Arrangement
When a pump is to become a component part of
another piece of equipment, the unmounted pump is
usually the selection made.
Adaptation to an existing drive, desirability of quietness
of operation, operation without undue maintenance and
speed desired are but a few of the factors that may enter
into the choice of a mounting arrangement.
The drive arrangements available with Viking pumps
are listed below.
1. Unmounted Pump Refer to pump model number
only.
2007
Section
510
Page
510.21
Issue
2007
Section
510
Page
510.22
Issue
200,000
100,000
42
E
M
AU
E
B
M
45
AU
E
B
M
44
AU
E
B
M
43
AU
B
50,000
X
RI
B
68
VISCOSITY SSU
E
M
X
RI
B
76
X
RI
B
72
10,000
AU
B
41
20,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,500
CORN SYRUPS
SUGAR SYRUPS
1,000
750
500
400
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
TEMPERATURE DEGREES F.
CONVERSION FACTORS
Multiply
By
To Obtain
By
Divide
Multiply
By
To Obtain
By
Divide
2007
U.S. GALLON
1.
IMPERIAL GALLON
1.20
CUBIC INCH
IMPERIAL
GALLON
CUBIC
INCH
CUBIC
FOOT
CUBIC
METER
.833
231.
.1337
.00378
3.785
277.27
.1604
.00454
4.542
1.
.00057
.000016
1.
.0043
CUBIC FOOT
.00358
7.48
CUBIC METER
6.235
264.17
1728.
220.05
1.
61023.
LITER
35.319
1.
.26417
.2200
61.023
.0353
.001
POUNDS OF WATER
.12
.1
27.72
.016
.00045
510.23
Issue
300 Series
Stainless
8.33
All Iron
10.
.0358
28.312
1000.
LITER
Page
pH
POUNDS
OF WATER
.0163
.02827
510
Frequently Used
Material Of
Construction
MEASURES AND
WEIGHTS FOR
COMPARISON
Section
Bronze
and/or Iron
62.355
2200.54
1.
All Bronze
2.2005
.454
300 Series
Stainless
1.
pH
pH Ratings
14.0
13.0
12.0
11.0
10.0
9.0
8.0
7.0
6.0
5.0
4.0
3.0
2.0
1.0
INCREASING
ALKALINITY
NEUTRAL
INCREASING
ACIDITY
6
1060
1270
1480
1690
1900
2110
2320
2530
2740
2950
3160
3370
3580
3790
4000
4210
7
1440
1728
2016
2304
2592
2880
3168
3456
3744
4032
4320
4608
4896
5184
5472
5760
8
1875
2250
2625
3000
3375
3750
4125
4500
4875
5250
5625
6000
6375
6750
7125
7500
9
2308
2855
3330
3805
4280
4755
5230
5705
6180
6655
7130
7605
8080
8535
9010
9490
10
2925
3510
4095
4680
5265
5850
6435
7020
7605
8190
8775
9360
9945
10530
11115
11700
11
3550
4260
4970
5680
6390
7100
7810
8520
9230
9940
10650
11360
12070
12780
13490
14200
12
4237
5084
5931
6778
7625
8472
9319
10166
11013
11860
12707
13554
14401
15248
16095
16942
13
4960
5952
6944
7936
8928
9920
10912
11904
12896
13888
14880
15872
16864
17856
18848
19840
14
5765
6918
8071
9224
10377
11530
12683
13836
14989
16142
17295
18448
19601
20754
21907
23060
15
6698
8038
9378
10718
12058
13398
14738
16078
17418
18758
20098
21438
22778
24118
25458
26798
16
7520
9024
10528
12032
13536
15040
16544
18048
19552
21056
22260
24064
25568
27072
28576
30080
18
9516
11419
13322
15225
17128
19031
20934
22837
24740
26643
28546
30449
32352
34255
36158
38062
20
11750
14100
16450
18800
21150
23500
25850
28200
30550
32900
35250
37600
39950
42300
44650
47000
22
14215
17059
19902
22745
25588
28431
31274
34117
36960
39803
42646
45489
48332
51175
54018
56861
24
16918
20302
23680
27070
30454
33838
37222
40606
43990
47374
50758
54142
57520
60910
64294
67678
25
18358
22030
25701
29372
33043
36714
40385
44056
47727
51398
55069
58740
62411
66082
69753
73424
LOSS IN PSI PRESSURE PER 100 FEET OF SMOOTH BORE RUBBER HOSE
Data is for liquid having viscosity of 38 SSU
U.S.
GPM
1
2
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
60
70
80
90
100
125
150
175
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
1000
2.8
7.6
28.5
101.0
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
0.7
2.1
9.6
33.8
70.0
112.0
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
0.5
1.1
4.0
14.0
30.0
53.0
79.0
112.0
147.0
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
1.1
4.1
8.9
14.0
22.0
31.0
41.0
53.0
66.0
80.0
101.0
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
0.4
1.2
2.5
4.3
6.5
9.2
12.0
15.0
19.0
24.0
35.0
45.0
58.0
71.0
88.0
132.0
183.0
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
0.2
0.5
1.1
1.8
2.9
4.0
5.3
6.7
8.4
10.0
14.0
19.0
24.0
30.0
37.0
55.0
78.0
100.0
133.0
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
0.2
0.4
0.7
1.0
1.4
1.8
2.4
3.0
3.6
5.1
6.6
8.6
11.0
12.5
20.0
27.0
37.0
46.0
70.0
95.0
126.0
......
......
......
......
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.8
1.0
1.4
1.8
2.3
3.0
3.5
5.3
7.5
10.0
13.0
19.0
27.0
36.0
46.0
57.0
70.0
......
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.8
1.1
1.4
1.7
2.5
3.5
4.6
5.9
9.1
12.0
17.0
21.0
26.0
32.0
116.0
0.3
0.4
0.6
0.7
1.1
1.4
2.1
2.9
4.0
5.1
6.3
7.4
27.0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.7
1.0
1.3
1.7
2.1
2.6
9.6
required 10 PSI per 100 ft. or 15 PSI for the 150 ft. Adding 5% for each of three
sets of couplings, we have a total of 17.25 PSI.
2007
Section
510
Page
510.24
Issue
CONVERTING PRESSURE
INTO FEET HEAD OF WATER
Pounds Per
Square Inch
Feet Head
Pounds Per
Square Inch
Feet Head
Pounds Per
Square Inch
Feet Head
Feet Head
Pounds Per
Square Inch
Feet Head
Pounds Per
Square Inch
Feet Head
Pounds Per
Square Inch
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
15
20
25
30
2.31
4.62
6.93
9.24
11.54
13.85
16.16
18.47
20.78
23.09
34.63
46.18
57.72
69.27
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
125
130
140
150
160
92.36
115.45
138.54
161.63
184.72
207.81
230.90
253.98
277.07
288.62
300.16
323.25
346.34
369.43
170
180
190
200
225
250
275
300
325
350
375
400
500
1,000
392.52
415.61
438.90
461.78
519.51
577.24
643.03
692.69
750.41
808.13
865.89
922.58
1154.48
2308.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
20
30
40
50
.43
.87
1.30
1.73
2.17
2.60
3.03
3.40
3.90
4.33
8.66
12.99
17.32
21.65
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
140
150
160
170
180
190
25.99
30.32
34.65
38.98
43.31
47.64
51.97
56.30
60.63
64.96
69.29
73.63
77.96
83.29
200
225
250
275
300
325
350
400
500
600
700
800
900
1,000
86.62
97.45
108.27
119.10
129.93
140.75
151.58
173.24
216.55
259.85
303.16
346.47
389.78
433.09
Feet of
Water
Pounds Per
Square Inch
Inches of
Mercury
Feet of
Water
Pounds Per
Square Inch
Inches of
Mercury
Feet of
Water
Pounds Per
Square Inch
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1.13
2.26
3.39
4.52
5.65
6.78
7.91
9.04
10.17
11.30
0.49
0.98
1.47
1.95
2.44
2.93
3.42
3.91
4.40
4.89
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
12.45
13.57
14.70
15.82
16.96
18.09
19.22
20.35
21.75
22.60
5.39
5.87
6.37
6.86
7.35
7.84
8.33
8.82
9.31
9.80
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
29.929
23.78
24.88
26.00
27.15
28.26
29.40
30.52
31.65
32.80
33.947
10.3
10.8
11.28
11.75
12.25
12.73
13.23
13.73
14.22
14.6969
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE, BAROMETER READING AND EQUIVALENT HEAD OF WATER AT DIFFERENT ALTITUDES
Altitude Above Sea Level
Feet
Atmospheric Pressure
Pounds Per Square Inch
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
10000
14.7
14.2
13.6
13.1
12.6
12.1
11.7
11.2
10.8
10.4
10.0
Barometer Reading
Inches of Mercury
29.929
28.8
27.7
26.7
25.7
24.7
23.8
22.9
22.1
21.2
20.4
33.95
32.7
31.6
30.2
29.1
27.9
27.0
25.9
24.9
24.0
23.1
For feet head of liquid Divide feet head of water by specific gravity of liquid pumped.
Vacuum in
MM. Mercury
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
29.9
0.0
50.8
101.6
152.4
203.2
254.0
304.8
355.6
406.4
457.2
508.0
558.8
609.6
660.4
711.2
759.5
Absolute Pressure Absolute Pressure Absolute Pressure Absolute Pressure Absolute Pressure
in Lbs. Per Sq. In. in Inches Mercury in MM. of Mercury
in Inches Water
in Feet Water
14.7
13.7
12.7
11.7
10.8
9.78
8.79
7.81
6.83
5.84
4.86
3.88
2.89
1.91
0.92
0.00
29.9
27.9
25.9
23.8
22.0
19.9
17.9
15.9
13.9
11.9
9.9
7.9
5.9
3.9
1.9
0.0
759.5
709
658
605
559
505
455
404
353
302
251
201
150
99
48
00
407
380
352
324
299
271
243
216
189
162
135
107
80
53
26
00
33.9
31.6
29.4
27.1
24.9
22.6
20.3
18.1
15.8
13.5
11.2
8.95
6.69
4.42
2.15
0.00
Feet
Suction Lift
Atmospheres
0.00
2.27
4.53
6.80
9.07
11.34
13.61
15.88
18.14
20.41
22.68
24.95
27.22
29.48
31.75
33.91
1.00
0.93
0.86
0.79
0.73
0.66
0.60
0.53
0.46
0.40
0.33
0.26
0.197
0.13
0.063
0.00
2007
Section
510
Page
510.25
Issue
Liters
Per Minute
Gallons
Per Minute
Cubic Meters
Per Hour
Gallons
Per Minute
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
25
50
75
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
7,500
10,000
0.264
0.528
0.792
1.056
1.32
1.58
1.85
2.11
2.38
2.64
6.6
13.2
19.8
26.4
52.8
79.2
106
132
158
185
211
238
264
528
792
1056
1320
1980
2640
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1.0
1.5
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
200
300
400
500
0.44
0.88
1.32
1.76
2.20
2.64
3.08
3.52
3.96
4.4
6.6
8.8
17.6
26.4
35.2
44
88
132
176
220
264
308
352
396
440
880
1320
1760
2200
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
110
120
51
46
40
34
29
23
17.7
15.0
12.2
9.4
6.6
3.9
1.1
1.6
4.4
7.1
9.9
12.6
15.6
18.2
21.0
23.8
26.8
29.3
32.1
34.9
38
43
49
130
140
150
160
170
180
190
200
210
212
220
230
240
250
260
270
280
290
300
310
320
330
340
350
360
370
380
390
400
54
60
65
71
76
83
88
93
99
100
104
110
115
121
127
132
138
143
149
154
160
165
171
177
182
188
193
199
204
410
420
430
440
450
460
470
480
490
500
510
520
530
540
550
560
570
580
590
600
610
620
630
640
650
660
670
680
690
210
215
221
226
232
238
243
249
254
260
265
271
276
282
288
293
299
304
310
315
321
326
332
338
343
349
354
360
365
700
710
720
730
740
750
760
770
780
790
800
810
820
830
840
850
860
870
880
890
900
910
920
930
940
950
960
970
980
371
376
382
387
393
399
404
410
415
421
426
432
438
443
449
454
460
465
471
476
482
487
493
498
504
510
515
520
526
Kilograms Per
Square Centimeter
Pounds Per
Square Inch
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1.0
1.5
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
15
20
30
40
50
100
1.42
2.85
4.27
5.69
7.11
8.54
9.96
11.38
12.81
14.2
21.3
28.5
42.7
56.9
71.1
85.4
99.6
114
128
142
213
285
427
569
712
1423
Gauge
Degrees F.
Temperature
14.696
50.0
55.0
60.0
65.0
70.0
75.0
80.0
85.0
90.0
95.0
100.0
105.0
110.0
115.0
120.0
125.0
130.0
135.0
140.0
150.0
160.0
170.0
180.0
190.0
200.0
0.0
35.3
40.3
45.3
50.3
55.3
60.3
65.3
70.3
75.3
80.3
85.3
90.3
95.3
100.3
105.3
110.3
115.3
120.3
125.3
135.3
145.3
155.3
165.3
175.3
185.3
212.00
281.01
287.07
292.71
297.97
302.92
307.60
312.03
316.25
320.27
324.12
327.81
331.36
334.77
338.07
341.25
344.33
347.32
350.21
353.02
358.42
363.53
368.41
373.06
377.51
381.79
2007
Specific Volume
Cubic Feet
Per Pound
26.80
8.515
7.787
7.175
6.655
6.206
5.816
5.472
5.168
4.896
4.652
4.432
4.232
4.049
3.882
3.728
3.587
3.455
3.333
3.220
3.015
2.834
2.675
2.532
2.404
2.288
Section
510
Page
510.26
Issue
Note
Gate Valve
Closed
Closed
Closed
Fully Open
3000
2000
1000
48
Standard Tee
500
42
300
30
36
200
Square Elbow
22
Standard Tee
Through Side Outlet
30
Sudden Enlargement
d/ D -
d/ D -
d/ D -
Size
External Internal
.405
.269
.540
.364
.675
.493
.840
.622
1.050
.824
1
1.315 1.049
1
1.660 1.380
1
1.900 1.610
2
2.375 2.067
2
2.875 2.469
3
3.500 3.068
4
4.500 4.026
5
5.563 5.047
6
6.625 6.065
8
8.625 7.981
10
10.750 10.020
Length of Weight
Pipe Con- Per Ft.
taining
Plain
External Internal
Surface Surface One Cu. Ft. Ends
Inches
Feet
Feet
Feet
Pounds
.068
9.431 14.199 2533.775
.244
.088
7.073 10.493 1383.789
.424
.091
5.658
7.747 754.360
.567
.109
4.547
6.141 473.906
.850
.113
3.637
4.635 270.034 1.130
.133
2.904
3.641 166.618 1.678
.140
2.301
2.767
96.275 2.272
.145
2.010
2.372
70.733 2.717
.154
1.608
1.847
42.913 3.652
.203
1.328
1.547
30.077 5.793
.216
1.091
1.245
19.479 7.575
.237
.848
.948
11.312 10.790
.258
.686
.756
7.198 14.617
.280
.576
.629
4.984 18.974
.322
.442
.478
2.878 28.554
.365
.355
.381
1.826 10.483
Length of Pipe
Per Sq. Ft. of
30
24
18
20
14
12
10
8
10
7
6
4
3
4
3
0.5
0.2
0.1
20
16
0.3
Sudden Contraction
d/ D -
d/ D -
d/ D -
0.5
10
45 Elbow
Long Sweep Elbow or
run of Standard Tee
20
5
Ordinary Entrance
Standard Elbow or
run of Tee reduced
50
Borda Entrance
100
Swing Check Valve,
Fully Open
50
Diameters
Size
External Internal
Inches Inches
.405
.540
.675
.840
1.050
1
1.315
1
1.660
1
1.900
2
2.375
2
2.875
3
3.500
4
4.500
5
5.563
6
6.625
8
8.625
10
10.750
Inches
.215
.302
.423
.546
.742
.957
1.278
1.500
1.939
2.323
2.900
3.826
4.813
5.761
7.625
9.750
Length of Weight
Pipe Con- Per Ft.
taining
Plain
External Internal
Surface Surface One Cu. Ft. Ends
Inches
Feet
Feet
Feet
Pounds
.095
9.431 17.766 3966.392
.314
.119
7.073 12.648 2010.290
.535
.126
5.658
9.030 1040.689
.738
.147
4.547
6.995 615.017 1.087
.154
3.637
5.147 333.016 1.473
.179
2.904
3.991 200.193 2.171
.191
2.301
2.988 112.256 2.996
.200
2.010
2.546
81.487 3.631
.218
1.608
1.969
48.766 5.022
.276
1.328
1.644
33.976 7.661
.300
1.091
1.317
21.801 10.252
.337
.848
.998
12.525 14.983
.375
.686
.793
7.915 20.778
.432
.576
.663
5.524 28.573
.500
.442
.500
3.154 43.388
.500
.355
.391
1.929 54.735
Thickness
Length of Pipe
Per Sq. Ft. of
2007
Weight
of
Water
per Ft.
Pounds
.016
.031
.061
.102
.188
.312
.56
.77
1.28
1.87
2.86
4.98
7.88
11.29
19.78
32.35
EJEMPLO DE SELECCIN
Vamos ahora a hacer el mismo ejercicio de seleccin que hicimos para las bombas Moyno,
seleccionando ahora una bomba de la empresa Vinking Pump, Inc. Usaremos el Software que
ofrece la empresa en su pgina web:
http://vikingpump.com/en/Index.html
Ingrese a la pgina web y seleccione el men RESOURCES y luego ENGINEERING TOOLS. La
primera herramienta es el Pump Selector (http://www.vikingpump.com/pumpselector/)
Despus de aceptar la licencia, encontrar el selector:
1. Seleccione Pump selection.
2. Coloque su localizacin. En nuestro caso, Other.
3. En nuestro caso, el material de Construccin debe ser Acero Inoxidable (Caractersticas
Sanitarias): 316 Stainless Steel
4. Elegimos un Sello Mecnico: Mechanical Seal
5. Sin enchaquetamiento (No check a Jacketing).
6. No hay requerimientos especiales en cuanto a normativas que se deban cumplir.
7. Viscosidad de 5849 [SSU]
8. Presin diferencial de 67.02 [psi]
9. Temperatura de 25 C
10. Gravedad Especfica de 1.065
11. Flujo de 25 [GPM]
Resultados:
un caudal de 25 [gpm] y levantan una cabeza de 67.02 [psi], ser ms eficiente quien
consuma menor potencia. En nuestro caso, la RL40257. Pero hay un segundo criterio
importante.
2. Velocidad de giro: Como se sabe, los motores sincrnicos giran a 3600, 1800, 1200 y 900
[rpm]. Tendramos dos opciones:
a. Acoplar directamente la bomba HL4197 que gira a 1347 [rpm] a un motor de 1200
[rpm], lo que representa una prdida de flujo de 2.73 [gpm]* Si sta prdida no es
significativa para el sistema, se puede optar por sta opcin, porque evita el costo
adicional de un moto-reductor y adems facilita el montaje. El consumo de
potencia sera de 3.38 [HP], con lo que podramos seleccionar un motor de 4 [HP]
(Si se consigue, porque generalmente estn de 3 y de 5 HP)
b. Por el otro lado, podemos conseguir un motor de 1800 [rpm] con un motoreductor de 15:1 para poder usar la bomba de mejor eficiencia, es decir, la
RL40257 que gira a 115 [rpm]. El consumo de potencia se incrementara por la
prdida en el moto-reductor. Hay muchos fabricantes de moto-reductores, en
nuestro caso buscamos a SEW Eurodrive, quien ofrece muy buena informacin.
Encontramos un moto-reductor que nos lleva hasta 113 [rpm] y es de la serie MC3R.
* Prdida de Flujo: Por la proporcionalidad entre el flujo y las revoluciones de la bomba se tiene
que:
Q = Q
n
1200
= 25
= 22.27[gpm ]
n
1347
Por lo tanto, nuestra eficiencia es de 0.955 y la potencia del motor debe ser de
Pot =
1.74[HP ]
= 1.82[HP ]
0.955
Conclusin:
Hay que hacer un estudio econmico de las alternativas, analizando los costos de inversin y de
operacin. Despus de ello podemos elegir la bomba correcta.
Inversin
Costo de Operacin
Opcin 1: HL4197
Motor de 4 [HP]
+ Costo de la Bomba
Consumo de 3.38 [HP]
Opcin 2: RL40257
Motor de 2 [HP] + Moto-reductor.
+ Costo de la Bomba
Consumo de 1.82 [HP]
Si nuestro anlisis arrojara la RL40257 (o cualquier otra) podemos observar la grfica de Potencia
Vs Velocidad de giro en el punto de funcionamiento:
bombas de
lbulos
S.A. de C.V.
2008
Paso 2 Potencia, kW
Comience nuevamente por el extremo izquierdo (Flujo LPM) a la capacidad requerida, trace una lnea
horizontal a lo largo hasta cruzar con las lneas punteadas de flujo-potencia absorbida (de color verde) a
la diferencial de presin. En esta interseccin trace una lnea vertical hacia arriba para determinar la
potencia absorbida.
POTENCIA ABSORBIDA Kw
FLUJO LPM
CORRECCION DE
VISCOSIDAD cP
VELOCIDAD RPM
Paso 1 Velocidad
Localice los 50 LPM en el eje del flujo del lado izquierdo, trace una lnea horizontal a todo lo largo hasta
cruzar la lnea de diferencial de presin correspondiente a 3 bar, esta va paralela entre las lneas de 2 y 4
bar. Trace una lnea vertical hacia abajo en el punto de la interseccin para determinar la velocidad cuyo
valor se puede leer como 320 rpm.
Paso 2 Potencia
Comience con los 50 LPM desde el eje del flujo, trace una lnea horizontal hasta cortar con las lnea
punteada de 3 bar (lnea de flujo-potencia absorbida de color verde) la cual se ubica entre las lneas de 2
y 4 bar. En esta interseccin trace una lnea vertical hacia arriba para determinar la potencia absorbida
en el eje superior, la cual se puede leer como 0.75 kW.
Viscosidad cP
Grfica para determinar el factor de correccin de la viscosidad.
Donde:
kg
P = Presin
N=
((2 P ) + V ) n CZL
cm 2
V = Factor de viscosidad
1000
n = Velocidad (rpm)
C = Flujo lt
rev
Conocemos cuales son las capacidades por revolucin de cada modelo de bombas rotativas de lbulos
de la serie ZL, con ellos determinamos el tamao del equipo:
ZL
110
115
120
220
225
330
340
440
450
CZL
0.05
0.12
0.21
0.40
0.62
1.02
1.44
2.27
3.34
Modelo
Viscosidad (cP)
110
115
120
220
225
330
340
440
450
1000
800
800
700
700
600
600
500
500
100 - 1,000
667
533
533
467
467
400
400
333
333
1,000 - 5,000
417
333
333
292
292
250
250
208
208
5,000 - 10,000
250
200
200
175
175
150
150
125
125
10,000 - 20,000
167
133
133
117
117
100
100
83
83
20,000 - 50,000
117
93
93
82
82
70
70
58
58
50,000 - 100,000
83
67
67
58
58
50
50
42
42
Ejemplo:
Seleccione una bomba rotativa de lbulos con las siguientes caractersticas: producto a bombear crema
con una viscosidad de 2000 cP, con un flujo requerido de 70 LPM a una presin diferencial de 8
kilogramos por centmetro cuadrado.
Para calcular la velocidad recomendada en rpm, dividimos los 70 LPM entre las capacidades por
revolucin de cada modelo:
110
0,05
1400
Modelo ZL
CZL
Velocidad rpm
115
0,12
583
120
0,21
333
220
0,40
175
225
0,62
113
330
1,02
69
340
1,44
49
440
2,27
31
450
3,34
21
Comparamos y seleccionamos los modelos que mejor se ajusten a su velocidad mxima de operacin.
En este caso el modelo ZL120 es la que mejor se adapta al flujo con una velocidad de 333 rpm. Para
calcular la potencia total empleamos la formula con los siguientes datos:
kg
P = 8
cm
Aplicando la formula:
N=
CZL(ZL120) = 0.21 lt
rev
1.51 Kw
Date:______________________________
Cantidad: __________________
Bombas:
Flujo:
Carga de presin:
Dimetro de impulsor:
Producto: ____________________________________________________________________________________
Gravedad especifica:
Concentracin:
Viscosidad:
Temperatura:
Cermica _____________
SiC _________________
TC __________________
Sello rotatorio:
Carbn ______________
SiC _________________
TC __________________
O-rings:
NBR ________________
EPDM _______________
Viton ________________
Chorro de agua:
Si _________________
No __________________
Potencia: ______________
RPM ________________
Hz __________________
Volts _________________
Tipo:
TEFC _______________
EG3 _________________
D2G4 ________________
Sin motor
Si _________________
No __________________
Motor
Conexiones
Succin:
Dimensin: _________________________
Tipo: __________________________________
Descarga:
Dimensin: _________________________
Tipo: __________________________________
Diseos especiales
Dren en carcaza:
Si _________________
No __________________
Montada en base:
Si _________________
No __________________
Montada en bastidor:
Si _________________
No __________________
Versin transportable:
Si _________________
No __________________
Posicin no ______
Observaciones: ________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
Firma
100
90
80
70
FLOW - m /hr
60
50
40
30
20
10
5
0
0
10
100
500 1,000
5,000 10,000
50,000 100,000
VISCOSITY - cPS
ALC08
Absorbed power - kW
Viscosity
correction - cP
Speed - rpm
ALC08
Absorbed power - kW
Viscosity
correction - cP
Speed - rpm
ALC08
Line JEC
Absorbed power - kW
Viscosity
correction - cP
Speed - rpm
ALC08
Line JEC
Absorbed power - kW
Viscosity
correction - cP
Speed - rpm
ALC08
Absorbed power - kW
Viscosity
correction - cP
Speed - rpm
ALC08
Line JEC
Absorbed power - kW
Viscosity
correction - cP
Speed - rpm
ALC08
Line JEC
Absorbed power - kW
Viscosity
correction - cP
Speed - rpm
ALC08
Line JEC
Absorbed power - kW
Viscosity
correction - cP
Speed - rpm
ALC08
Line JEC
Absorbed power - kW
Viscosity
correction - cP
Speed - rpm
ALC08
Vamos a usar el mismo ejemplo que hemos venido usando a lo largo de ste compendio.
Se requiere seleccionar una bomba de desplazamiento positivo para ser utilizada en un proceso de
embotellado de una salsa de 1344 cP con una gravedad especfica de 1.065. La capacidad de cada
botella es de 4.75 litros y el tiempo de llenado es de 3 segundos. Si la tubera tiene una longitud
equivalente de 10 pies en la succin y 100 pies en la descarga, determine:
a) Los dimetros de las tuberas de succin y descarga
b) La velocidad de la bomba
c) La potencia consumida
La instalacin es como se muestra en la figura:
GPM
TAMAO DE
LA TUBERA
5000
25
1
1
2
2
2.10
1.10
0.42
0.20
VISCOSIDAD EN SSU
Interpolamos
5849
2.44
1.27
0.49
0.24
6000
2.50
1.30
0.50
0.25
La velocidad de rotacin de la bomba no depende del diferencial de presin, sino del caudal
impulsado. Por lo tanto, la aplicacin no cambiar su velocidad de 1340 [rpm]. Con 189 [psi]
tenemos que usar una bomba de 4 etapas (O pasar a la serie High Pressure Pumps). De la grfica,
para 4 etapas, tenemos un consumo de potencia de 6.4 [HP]. A ese valor, debemos agregarle la
correccin por viscosidad que es de 0.641 y la potencia consumida por los rodamientos que es de
0.536 [HP], entonces
Pot = 7.577[HP ]
@ 1340 rpm
Eficiencia de la bomba Moyno:
Se sabe que
Pot [HP] =
Q[gpm] p[ psi ]
= 7.577
1714 global
global =
25 189
= 36.38%
1714 7.577
1340 RPM
Vamos a usar el criterio de eficiencia, entonces seleccionaremos la bomba RL40167 que consume
4.11 [HP]
Pot = 4.11[HP ]
@
174[rpm]
Pot [HP ] =
Q[gpm ] p[ psi ]
= 4.11
1714 global
global =
25 189
= 67.07%
1714 4.11
gal 3.79litros
Q = 25
= 94.75[lpm] = 6.685 m 3 h
gal
min
Donde
N es la potencia en [KW]
P es la presin en [Kgf/cm2]
V es el Factor de viscosidad
n es la Velocidad en [rpm]
y C es el Flujo en [lt/rev]
La presin diferencial es de
189[ psi ]
= 13.29 [Kgf/cm2]
14.22
Tenemos entonces la bomba girando a 250 [rpm]. Miremos las mximas rpms recomendadas:
Estamos OK
Ahora vamos al flujo por revolucin: Para una bomba de la serie 220 tenemos que el flujo por
revolucin es de 0.21 [lt/rev]
Aplicando la frmula:
N=
Pot [HP ] =
Q[gpm] p[ psi ]
= 4.23
1714 global
global =
25 189
= 65.12%
1714 4.23
bombas de
paletas
Positive
Displacement
Rotary Vane
Pumps
For Fluid Processing
and Transfer Applications
Process
Energy
Transport
New
Vane
Worn
Vane
Abrasive fluids
Blackmer wear-resistant pump models have specially
hardened and replaceable wear surfaces. Low speed
operation and external bearings that are completely
isolated from the pumpage provide extended life on
tough abrasive service.
Sealing options
Seal-less option
Materials of construction
Technical assistance
The chart below gives recommended pump types for
fluids commonly handled by Blackmer pumps. This is
only a partial list and, in some applications, selecting
the right pump may require more detailed information
than is presented here. Blackmer has a worldwide
stocking distributor network and a staff of Application
Engineers to assist you in specifying the proper pump
for your application. Please log on to our website,
www.blackmer.com, for the name of the nearest
distributor in your area.
Paper
Transfer
Petroleum
Marine
Processing
Fluid
GENERAL-DUTY PUMPS:
Refined Fuel Transfer
Greases
Chocolate
Syrups
Molasses
Edible Oils
Black Liquor
Soldium Silicate
Solvent (VOCs) Transfer
Tallow
Fire Fighting Foam (AFFF)
Wax
Creosote
Glues, Adhesives
Asphalt
HEAVY-DUTY PUMPS:
Lube Oil Packaging
Refineries
Stripping
Fluid Transfer
Fuel and Lubrication
Caustics
Solvents (VOCs)
Asphalts
Molasses
Polyol
Industrial Liquefied Gases
Recommended
Pump Types
Service
X, GX
NP, MLN
NP, MLN
NP, MLN
NP, MLN
X, GX
NP, MLN
NP, MLN
All Lines
NP, MLN
NP, MLN
NP, MLN
NP, MLN
NP, MLN
NP, MLN
Fluid Recovery
All Line
MLX, HXL
XL, MLX
MLX, HXL
XL, X, GX
All Lines
All Lines
HXL, ML
HXL, ML
XL
XL
Food
Printing
Paints
Paper
Processing
Paints
Soap
Processing
Fluid
Recommended
Pump TYPES
XLW, MLX
XLW, MLX
XLW, MLX
XLW, MLX
XLW, MLX
XLW, MLX
XLW, MLX
XLW, MLX
SNP
SNP
SNP
SNP
SNP
SNP
SMVP
SNP, SMVP
SNP
General-Duty Pumps
Blackmer GX, X, NP and MLN pump models have
long been popular for transferring a wide range of
non-corrosive, non-abrasive industrial liquids and
petroleum products. The GX and X models are fitted
with Blackmer mechanical seals and external grease
lubricated ball bearings. The X1 and X1P motor
speed pump models have one-inch NPT tapped ports,
and are fitted with a foot bracket for base mounting,
or an integral bracket for direct mounting to a NEMA
C-face motor. The X1P model offers 50% more
capacity than the X1 pump.
Materials of Construction
Pump
Cylinder
Series And Heads
GX, X
NP
MLN
Shaft
O-Ring
Vane
Seal
Options Options
Blackmer
Cast Iron Cast Iron
External Ball Mechanical
Duravane
Cast Iron or Ductile
FKM Laminate
Metal
Packing,
Steel
Ductile Iron
Iron
Bronze
Impregnated Mechanical PTFE
Iron
Carbon
Seal or
Ductile
Ductile Iron
Sleeve
Lip Seal
Iron
Rotor
Shaft
Bearings
Pump Ratings
GX2 cutaway
Pump
Series
GX, X
NP
MLN
Maximum
Diff. Pressure
psi
bar
125
8.6
200
13.8
200
13.8
Maximum
Working Pressure
psi
bar
175
12.1
250
17.2
250
17.2
Maximum
Fluid Temperature
F
C
300
149
500
260
400
204
Maximum Viscosity at
Pump Speed Shown
gpm
10
8
16
12
74
31
131
58
266
115
510
224
46
4
72
10
132
22
269
38
512
94
565
60
ssu
3,000
3,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
20,000
1,000
20,000
500
20,000
500
20,000
1,000
75,000
1,000
75,000
1,000
75,000
1,000
75,000
5,000
75,000
5,000
500,000
X2 cutaway
Pump
Model
Port Size
(Inches)
X1
X1P
GX2
X2
GX2.5
X2.5
GX3
X3
GX4
X4
2
212
3
4
NP1.5
112
NP2
NP2.5
212
NP3
NP4
MLN4
Pump
Speed
(rpm)
1,750
1,450
1,750
1,450
640
280
640
280
640
280
500
230
640
56
640
100
640
100
640
100
500
100
600
68
L/min.
38
30
61
45
280
117
496
220
1,007
435
1,930
848
174
15
273
38
500
83
1,018
144
1,938
356
2,139
227
cSt
630
630
220
220
220
4,250
220
4,250
105
4,250
105
4,250
220
16,500
220
16,500
220
16,500
220
16,500
1,050
16,500
1,050
108,000
Materials of Construction
Pump Casing
And
Series Heads
Rotor
End Bearings
Shaft Liner Discs
External
Ball
XL
MLX
HXL
Ductile
Iron
Iron
Steel
Iron
Cast
Iron
Shaft
Seal
O-Ring
Options
Vane
Options2
FKM
PTFE
Duravane
Laminate
Bronze
Iron
Blackmer
Mechanical
Spherical Blackmer
Roller Mechanical
Pump Ratings
Pump
Series
XL
MLX
HXL6
HXL8, HXL10
Maximum
Differential Pressure
Maximum
Working Pressure
Maximum
Fluid Temperature
psi
bar
psi
bar
150
200
125
150
10.3
13.8
8.6
10.3
350
250
150
250
24.1
17.2
10.3
17.2
300
300
400
400
149
149
204
204
XL2 cutaway
PORT SIZE
(INCHES)
XRL1.25
114
XL1.25
114
XL1.5
112
XL2
XL3
XL4
MLX4
HXL6
HXL8
HXL10
10
PUMP
SPEED
(RPM)
1,750
1,450
1,750
1,450
1,750
1,450
780
230
780
230
640
155
600
200
350
68
350
68
230
68
LPM
64
53
87
72
132
110
310
91
700
189
1,310
291
2,139
681
2,858
492
4,542
814
8,404
2,423
SSU
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
50,000
5,000
50,000
5,000
50,000
5,000
100,000
1,000
100,000
1,000
100,000
5,000
100,000
cSt
1,050
1,050
1,050
1,050
1,050
1,050
1,050
10,500
1,050
10,500
1,050
10,500
1,050
21,000
220
21,000
220
21,000
1,050
21,000
HXL8 cutaway
Materials of Construction
Pump Casing
And
Series Heads
Rotor
Shaft
End
Discs
Liner
Bearings
Shaft
Seal
Hardened
Hardened
External
XLW Ductile Ductile Hardened Ductile Hardened Ball or Blackmer
MLX
Iron
Steel
Iron
Iron Cast Iron Roller Mechanical
O-Ring
Vane
Options Options
FKM
PTFE
Hardened
Iron or
Laminate
Pump Ratings
XLW2 cutaway
Pump
Series
XLW
MLX
Maximum
Differential Pressure
psi
bar
150
10.3
200
13.8
Maximum
Working Pressure
psi
bar
350
24.1
250
17.2
Maximum
Fluid Temperature
F
C
300
149
300
149
Port
Size
(inches)
XLW2
XLW3
MLX4
Pump
Speed
(rpm)
350
190
350
190
300
200
MLX4 cutaway
140
76
288
155
1,060
719
Maximum Viscosity
at Pump Speed Shown
ssu
cSt
30,000
75,000
30,000
75,000
50,000
100,000
6,300
15,750
6,300
15,750
10,500
21,000
Materials of Construction
Pump Cylinder
And
Series Heads
Rotor
Shaft
End
Discs
Bearings
Shaft
Seal
Seal
Vane
Rings Options
Packing,
Metal
Mechanical
316
316 Stainless Carbon
or Impregnated Seal or
Stainless Stainless Steel Chem
PTFE Duravane
Carbon
Laminate
Lip
Seal
Steel
Steel
Disc1
Sleeve
SMVP
Seal-less
SNP
Pump Ratings
Pump
Series
SNP
SMVP
SMVP200
Maximum
Differential Pressure
psi
bar
150
10.3
125
8.6
Maximum
Working Pressure
psi
bar
200
13.8
1752
12.1
Maximum
Fluid Temperature
F
C
400
204
200
93
Port
Size
(inches)
SNP1.25
112
SNP1.5
112
SNP2
SNP2.5
212
SNP3
SMVP15
112
SMVP30
112
SMVP50
SMVP100
SMVP200
Pump
Speed
(rpm)
1,750
640
1,750
640
640
190
640
190
640
190
1,750
1,450
1,750
1,450
1,750
1,450
1,750
1,450
1,150
950
Maximum Viscosity at
Pump Speed Shown
ssu
cSt
5,000
1,050
15,000
3,150
5,000
1,050
15,000
3,150
1,000
220
40,000
8,500
1,000
220
40,000
8,500
500
105
40,000
8,500
5,000
1,050
5,000
1,050
5,000
1,050
5,000
1,050
5,000
1,050
5,000
1,050
5,000
1,050
5,000
1,050
2,250
500
4,500
1,000
1Chem
Discs are standard for the SMVP50 through SMVP200 seal-less pump models.
Note: Chem Discs are not available for the SMVP15, SMVP30 or SNP pump model.
maximum working pressure for the SMVP200 pump model is 150 psi (10.3 bar).
Please consult factory for applications that require higher working pressures.
2The
SNP3 cutaway
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Extraction
15-17 Construction
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202
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206
208
209
220
261
263
264
270
281
282
283
Description
Establishments engaged in
producing crude petroleum, natural
gas, recovering petroleum from the
soil
Establishments engaged in general
building contracting, heavy
construction contracting
Effective
Replaces
Section
80
April 1980
New
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LIQUIDS PUMPED
Pump series used most frequently shown in ( )
Crude Oil (X, NP, XLW, VNP)
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Soap,
Cleaners, &
Toilet Goods
Description
Establishments engaged in
manufacturing of cleaning agents and
cosmetics
285
Paints,
Establishments engaged in the
Varnishes,
manufacture of paints, varnishes,
Lacquers,
lacquers and enamels
Enamels and
Allied Products
287
Agricultural
Chemicals
289
29
30
33
34
35
36
371
372
373
390
490
LIQUIDS PUMPED
Pump series used most frequently shown in ( )
Acetone (XS), Ammonium Hydroxide (NP), Amyl Alcohol
(X, NP), Butyl Alcohol (X, NP), Carbon Disulfide (XS, NP),
Castor Oil (X, NP), Coconut Oil (NP), Ethyl Acetate (XS,
NP), Ethyl Alcohol (XS, NP), Methylene Chloride (XS),
Sodium Silicate (NP), Starch (NP, SNP), Syrup (NP)
Acetone (XS), Alkyd Resins (NP), Benzene (XS),
Butadiene (LG), Butyl Alcohol (X, NP), Carbon Disulfide
(XS, NP), Carbon Tetrachloride (XS, NP), Castor Oil (NP,
X), Coal Tar (NP), Coconut Oil (NP), Enamel (XLW, NP),
Ethyl Acetate (XS, NP), Ethylene Glycol (X, NP), Fatty
Acid (SNP), Latex (XLW, SNP), Methylene Chloride
(XS), Paint (XLW), Resins (NP, XS), Varnish (NP)
Ammonium Hydroxide (NP), Phosphoric Acid (SNP)
Establishments engaged in
manufacturing of fertilizers, agricultural
pesticides and other agricultural
chemicals
Misc. Chemical Establishments engaged in
Acetone (XS), Adhesives (NP), Alkyd Resins (NP),
Products
manufacturing miscellaneous chemical Ammonium Hydroxide (NP), Butyl Alcohol (X, NP), Carbon
Tetrachloride (XS, NP), Ethyl Acetate (XS, NP), Ethyl
preparations
Alcohol (XS, NP, Ethylene Glycol (X, NP), Glycerin (X,
NP), Sodium Silicate (NP)
Petroleum
Establishments engaged in petroleum Asphalt (VNP, NP, SNP), Fuel Oils (X, NP), Gasoline (X),
Refining &
refining, manufacturing of paving and Grease-Lubricating (NP, X), Lube Oil (NP, X)
Related
roofing materials
Adhesives (NP), Alkyd Resins (NP), Carbon Disulfide (XS,
Rubber and
Establishments engaged in
manufacturing products made of rubber NP), Castor Oil (X, NP), Ethyl Alcohol (XS, NP), Ethylene
Misc. Plastic
or plastic
Glycol (X, NP), Latex (XLW, SNP), Resins (NP, XS)
Products
Primary Metal Smelting, refining, and forming of
Fuel Oils (X, NP), Lubricating Greases & Oils (X, NP)
Industry
ferrous and nonferrous metals from
ores, pig, or scrap
Fabricated
Fabricators of cans, tinware, hand
Alkyd Resins (NP), Ammonium Hydroxide (NP), Carbon
Metal Products tools, hardware and plumbing fixtures Tetrachloride (XS, NP), Caustic (SNP, NP), Enamel (XLW,
NP), Paint (XLW)
Non-electrical Establishments in the manufacturing of Caustics (SNP, NP), Grease-Lubricating (NP, X),
Machine
machinery and equipment, other than Hydraulic Oils (X, NP), Oils-Lubricating (X, NP), Paint
Manufacturing electrical equipment
(XLW). (These industries are often OEM users of Lube Oil
Pumps)
Caustic (SNP, NP), Enamel (XLW, NP), Transformer Oil
Electrical
Establishments engaged in
(X, NP), Varnish (NP)
Machinery
manufacturing machinery and
Equipment &
equipment used in generating, storage,
or transmission of electricity
Supplies
Motor Vehicles Manufacturing of motor vehicle parts
Alkyd Resins (NP), Ammonium Hydroxide (NP), Enamel
& Equipment
and equipment
(XLW, NP), Fuel Oils (X, NP), Glycerin (X, NP), GreaseLubricating (NP, X), Lube Oil (X, NP), Paint (XLW)
Aircraft & Parts Manufacturing and assembly of
Adhesives (NP), Alkyd Resins (NP), Fuel Oils (X, NP)
complete aircraft and related parts
Ship & Boat
Building and repairing of all types of
Adhesives (NP), Alkyd Resins (NP), Enamel (XLW, NP),
Building
ships, barges and other water craft
Resins (XS, NP)
Miscellaneous Establishments engaged in
Alkyd Resins (NP), Ammonium Hydroxide (NP), Carbon
Manufacturing manufacturing products not elsewhere Tetrachloride (XS, NP), Caustic (SNP, NP), Coat Tar (NP),
Industries
classified (e.g. Jewelry, Toys, Musical Enamel (XLW, NP), Grease-Lubricating (NP, X), Lube Oil
(X, NP), Paint (XLW), Resins (XS, NP)
instruments)
Electric, Gas & Establishments engaged in generation, Fuel Oils (X, NP), Lubricating Greases & Oils (X, NP)
Sanitary
transmission, and distribution of gas,
Services
electricity, or sewage
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Niveles de clasificacin
Cada SIC consiste en un Cdigo de 4 dgitos, cada uno de
los cuales representa un nivel ms especfico de actividad.
Los dos primeros dgitos hacen referencia a la actividad
genrica de cada empresa; los dos siguientes especifican
dicha actividad.
05
0584
grupo
subgrupo
0843
ovino y caprino
0849
0219
Ganadera en general
0851
Servicios forestales
0241
Granjas lecheras
0251
0252
Huevos de gallina
0214
01
09
01
Agricultura,
Silvicultura,
Ganadera y Pesca
AGRICULTURA
09
1321
0912
Pescados
1381
0913
Mariscos
Trigo
0253
Arroz
0254
0919
0115
Maz
0259
Volatera y huevos SC
0921
0116
0271
0971
0119
Granos SC
0272
Caballos
0131
Algodn
0279
Especialidades animales SC
0132
Tabaco
0291
Granjas en general
0133
0134
Patatas
0139
0161
Verduras y melones
0171
Frutas silvestres
0172
Viedos
0173
Frutos secos
0174
Ctricos
0175
0179
Otros frutos SC
0181
0182
0189
Especialidades hortcolas SC
0191
Agricultura en general
02
0211
GANADERA
Engorde en establo de ganado
0721
0722
Labores cosecheras
0723
0724
Desmotadores de algodn
0729
0741
0742
0751
1389
14
NO METLICOS
1411
10
Mineral de hierro
1021
Mineral de cobre
1031
1041
Mineral de oro
1044
Mineral de plata
1051
1061
MINERALES METLICOS
1011
MINERA Y EXPLOTACIN
DE YACIMIENTOS MINERALES
Minera
1422
Piedra caliza
1423
Piedra granito
1429
Piedras SC
1442
1446
Arena industrial
1453
Arcilla refractaria
1454
Tierra de batn
1455
Caoln
1459
0752
1081
0761
1092
Mineral de Mercurio
1472
Barita
agroganadera
1094
1473
0762
1099
Minerales SC
1474
0781
Asesoramiento en jardinera
1475
Roca de fosfato
0782
Servicios de jardinera
1476
Sal gema
0783
Servicios de ornamentacin y
1111
Antracita
1477
Azufre
arboristera
1112
1479
1481
11
ANTRACITA
0213
10
14
domsticos
bovino o vacuno
0212
gas
1382
petrleo y gas SC
CAZA Y PESCA
0112
0711
13
1311
0111
07
1213
08
SILVICULTURA
0811
porcino
0821
Plantaciones forestales
12
1211
refractarios SC
1492
Yesos
1496
bituminosos)
1499
15
17
15
Construccin
y Contratas
2021
Mantequilla
2131
Tabaco
2361
2022
2141
2363
2023
2369
22
INDUSTRIA TEXTIL
2024
2211
Tejidos de algodn
2371
Peletera fina
2026
2221
2381
lcteos en general
2231
Tejidos de lana
2384
Batas
2241
2385
Impermeables
diettica)
2251
Medias
2386
Prendas de cuero
2252
Calcetines
2387
Cinturones
mermeladas y zumos
2253
2389
2254
2391
Cortinas y visillos
deshidratadas
2257
2392
circular
2393
2394
Artculos de lona
rectilnea
2395
Textiles tratados
Gneros de punto SC
2396
Paquetera, pasamanera y
evaporada
CONSTRUCCIONES DE OBRAS
Y CONTRATAS
1521
Contratistas de viviendas
2032
unifamiliares
1522
Contratistas de edificios
2033
residenciales
1531
1541
Promotores de obras
16
1611
2034
Construccin de edificios
2035
industriales
1542
Contratistas generales SC
CONSTRUCCIONES PESADAS
2038
Especialidades congeladas
2259
Y CONTRATAS
2041
2261
de grano
1622
2044
Molinos de arroz
1623
Alcantarillados, conducciones de
2045
agua y electricidad
2046
Molinos de maz
Construcciones pesadas SC
2047
2048
17
1711
2258
2037
y pistas
1629
CONTRATISTAS ESPECIALIZADOS
Fontanera, calefaccin y aire
2051
2262
relacionados
2397
Bordados a mquina
2399
sintticos o artificiales
2269
24
INDUSTRIA DE LA MADERA
y tejidos SC
2411
Tala de rboles
2271
Alfombras y moquetas
2421
Aserraderos de madera
2272
2426
no domsticos
2279
Alfombras y esteras SC
2429
2281
2431
Carpintera mecnica
sintticas
2434
excepto galletas
acondicionado
y bebs SC
Pintores, empapeladores
2052
Galletas y afines
y decoradores
2061
Azcar de caa
Instalaciones elctricas
2062
2283
1741
Albailera
2063
Azcar de remolacha
2284
1742
2065
2291
Productos de fieltro
1743
2066
2292
Encajes y blondas
2439
Estructuras de madera SC
1751
Carpinteros
2067
Goma de mascar
2293
Tapiceras y forros
2441
Cajas de madera
2294
2448
procesados
2449
Contenedores de madera SC
1721
1731
1752
1761
maderas blandas
2076
2295
2451
Casas transportables
2296
2452
2297
pescado
2298
Cordelera y redes
2299
Productos textiles SC
2077
Estructuras de acero
1793
1794
Excavaciones y cimientos
comestibles
1795
2082
Cerveza
1796
2083
Malta
2079
23
2311
elementos
2491
2492
2499
caballero y nio
25
MUEBLE Y MOBILIARIO
2511
Muebles de madera
y nio
2512
PRENDAS CONFECCIONADAS
Trajes, gabardinas y abrigos para
construccin SC
2084
2085
Licores
construccin
2086
2322
2514
2323
2515
Colchones y somieres
de cuello
2517
Contratistas especializados SC
2087
20
39
2091
Fabricantes
2092
2321
2327
2328
2519
Muebles domsticos SC
de mar
2329
2521
2331
2522
y congelados
2335
2531
INDUSTRIA ALIMENTARIA
2095
Caf
2337
2541
2097
Hielo
2339
2542
excepto avcola
2098
y nia SC
2591
2599
fideos y otros
2099
21
2341
Preparados alimenticios SC
y bebs
26
PAPEL Y DERIVADOS
2342
Corsetera
FABRICANTES DE TABACO
2351
2611
2352
2621
2017
Chapados y contrachapados de
Aceite de soja
1791
2016
maderas duras
2436
2013
Chapados y contrachapados de
2075
1781
2011
2435
2074
20
fibras sintticas
Revestimiento de suelos
galvanizada
1799
bao
y similares SC
1771
1797
2282
Elaboradores de productos de
2111
Cigarrillos
volatera y huevos
2121
Puros
seora
construccin
2631
2641
3433
2851
3269
construccin
2861
3271
resina y madera
3272
Prefabricados de hormign
3441
Estructuras de metal
3273
Hormign preparado
3442
y pigmentos
3274
Cal y yeso
3275
Productos de yeso
industriales SC
3281
2865
hornos elctricos
2642
Sobres
2643
Bolsas
2645
2646
2873
Fertilizantes nitrogenados
3291
Productos abrasivos
3444
pulpa
2874
Fertilizantes fosfatados
3292
Amianto y derivados
3446
Trabajos metlicos de
2647
2875
Fertilizantes mixtos
3293
Juntas y embalajes
2648
Papel de escritorio
2879
3295
Minerales molidos
3448
2649
Manipulados de papel SC
agrcolas SC
3296
Lana mineral
3449
2651
2891
3297
3451
2652
2892
Explosivos
3299
Productos minerales no
3452
2653
2893
metlicos SC
3462
2654
2895
Negro de humo
3463
2655
2899
Productos qumicos SC
SIDERURGIA
3465
3466
en caliente
3469
Estampaciones metlicas SC
Fundicin electrometalrgica
3471
Galvanoplastia
3479
Acabados y recubrimientos
2869
relacionados
2661
33
3312
29
2911
Refinera de petrleo
3313
2951
3315
Trefilados de acero
2952
Productos asflticos
3316
2711
Edicin de peridicos
2992
2721
Edicin de revistas
2999
27
y molduras
3443
ornamentacin y arquitectura
Elementos de metal prefabricados
metlicos SC
laminadas en fro
3482
3317
Tubera de acero
3483
3321
3322
3484
3011
Neumticos y cmaras
3324
3489
Artillera y accesorios
Imprentas comerciales-textos
3021
3325
Fundicin de acero SC
3493
Muelles de acero
(tipografa)
3031
Regeneradora de caucho
3331
3494
2752
3041
3332
3495
2753
goma y plstico
3333
3496
2754
Grabado y fotograbado
3069
3334
2761
3079
3339
3497
2771
Fabricantes de tarjetas
3341
3498
Tuberas metlicas
2782
y aleaciones no frricas
3499
Productos metlicos SC
2731
2732
2741
Publicaciones diversas SC
2751
30
31
CUERO Y DERIVADOS
3351
de alambre
Hojas de metal
perforadas, relacionados
3111
2789
Encuadernacin
3131
2791
Composicin tipogrfica
3142
Zapatillas
2793
Placas de fotograbado
3143
2794
3144
3354
Aluminio extrusionado
3519
2795
3149
Calzados de cuero SC
3355
Laminado y extrusionado
3523
3151
Guantes
PRODUCTOS QUMICOS
3161
Maletas y estuches
2812
Alcalis y cloro
3171
Bolsos de piel
2813
Gases industriales
3172
Marroquinera
2816
Pigmentos inorgnicos
3199
Artculos de cuero SC
2819
28
industriales SC
2821
32
de cobre
3353
35
3511
de aluminio
de aluminio SC
3356
3357
MAQUINARIA
Turbinas y generadores hidrulicos,
la agricultura
3524
no frricos
3531
la construccin
de alambre no frrico
3532
3361
3533
3362
VIDRIO Y HORMIGN
3369
Fundiciones no frricas SC
3534
petroqumica
sintticas
3211
Vidrio plano
3398
3535
2822
Goma sinttica
3221
Envases vidrio
3399
Productos de metalurgia SC
3536
Gras industriales
2823
3229
3537
textil
3231
Fabricados de vidrio SC
3241
Cemento
MAQUINARIA Y EQUIPOS
textil
3251
TRANSPORTE
3253
Baldosas y azulejos
3411
vacunas)
3255
Refractarios de arcilla
3412
Contenedores metlicos
2833
Productos qumicos-farmacuticos
3259
3421
Cuchillera
2834
Especialidades farmacuticas
3261
3423
2841
3262
2824
2831
la limpieza
2842
2843
2844
Perfumes y cosmticos
3263
3264
34
sierra
mesa y cocina
3425
3429
Artculos de ferretera SC
y cocina
3431
3432
elevadoras
3541
3542
Mquinas-herramientas para
trabajar metales
3544
3545
3546
3547
3549
3551
3645
3646
3822
domstico
regulacin de instalaciones
domsticas y comerciales
3552
3553
3647
3554
3648
3824
papelera
3651
3825
industrial
3555
3559
Maquinaria SC
3561
3562
Cojinetes y rodamientos
3661
3563
3662
3564
Compresores, extractores
y ventiladores
3565
3566
3672
3568
3673
4213
grabadas
3832
4214
3841
4221
medicina y ciruga
4222
Suministros ortopdicos y
4224
Almacenes de muebles
quirrgicos
4225
3842
3843
4226
3851
Equipo oftlmico
4231
para televisin
3861
3873
uso industrial
3675
Capacitadores electrnicos
3911
3572
Mquinas de escribir
3676
3914
3573
3574
Calculadoras y mquinas
3582
3585
3586
3589
3592
3599
Transformadores, distribuidores
excepto porttiles
3613
Cuadros de distribucin
4311
44
4411
inoxidable, platera
SERVICIO POSTAL
Servicio postal
TRANSPORTES MARTIMOS
Transportes martimos
internacionales
Piedras preciosas
inductores
3931
Instrumentos musicales
3942
Muecas y accesorios
4422
electrnicas
3944
4441
Antenas y componentes
3949
4452
Transbordadores
electrnicos SC
3951
Plumas y bolgrafos
4453
3691
Bateras y acumuladores
3952
3692
Pilas secas
3693
3694
3678
3679
3699
37
3711
3713
Y ELECTRNICA
3612
FABRICANTES DIVERSOS
43
3915
3714
4421
en barcos pequeos
artstica
4454
3953
Rotuladores
4459
3955
4463
de combustin interna
3961
Bisutera
4464
Suministros elctricos SC
3962
4469
3963
Botones
EQUIPOS DE TRANSPORTES
3964
3991
Escobas y cepillos
vehculos de turismo
36
39
de mercancas
3677
Semiconductores
electrnicas
de contabilidad
Mquinas expendedoras
CARRETERA Y ALMACENAMIENTO
y ensayo de electricidad
3674
3581
3829
3579
42
4212
de fuerza SC
Bsculas y balanzas
3569
3576
de transporte de pasajeros
4172
telecomunicaciones
3671
industriales
sonido
3652
3823
4171
3993
Servicio de remolcadores
SC
45
TRANSPORTES AREOS
4511
para publicidad
4521
y autobuses
3995
Atades
3996
4582
Aeropuertos y aerdromos
para suelos
4583
Servicios en terminales de
3715
3721
Aviones
3999
aeropuertos
Fabricantes diversos SC
y conmutadores
3724
Motores de avin
3621
Motores y generadores
3728
3622
Controles industriales
3731
3623
3732
Construccin y reparacin
3624
3629
3743
Equipo ferroviario
3751
4712
Agentes consignatarios
y microondas
3761
Cohetes y misiles
4011
Lneas ferroviarias
4722
Agencias de viajes
3632
3764
4013
Equipamiento de estaciones
4723
3633
3769
4041
Servicio de ferrocarriles
4742
3634
3631
46
40
49
de embarcaciones menores
Transportes,
Comunicaciones y
Servicios Pblicos
4612
4613
4619
Oleoductos SC
47
40
TRANSPORTES FERROVIARIOS
OLEODUCTOS
y misiles
con servicio
domstico
3792
41
TRANSPORTES DE PASAJEROS
3635
3795
4111
3636
Mquinas de coser
3799
Equipo de transporte SC
4119
3639
4121
Taxis
INSTRUMENTOS DE MEDIDA,
4131
4783
Embalaje de mercancas
4141
Transportes de pasajeros
4784
Bombillas y fluorescentes
3643
3644
Aislantes elctricos
38
PTICA Y RELOJES
3811
4743
sin servicio
4782
4142
ingenieros y laboratorios
4151
en servicios discrecionales
de peaje
4789
48
COMUNICACIONES
4811
Comunicaciones telefnicas
4821
Comunicaciones telegrficas
4832
Emisoras de radio
5087
5088
5422
5962
establecimientos de servicio
5423
Carniceras y pescaderas
5963
5431
Fruteras y verduleras
5982
Combustibles y hielo
transporte
5441
Confiteras y pasteleras
5983
Fuel-oil
Desperdicios y chatarras
5451
Lecheras y mantequeras
5984
4833
Emisoras de televisin
5093
4899
5094
Joyera y relojera
5462
5992
5099
5463
5993
Expendeduras de tabacos
5499
5994
Peridicos y revistas
y herboristera
5999
Detallistas diversos SC
49
51
MAYORISTAS DE MERCANCIAS
PERECEDERAS
4911
4922
5111
5112
Suministros de papelera
Papel para uso personal e industria
4923
55
CONCESIONARIOS
60
67
DE AUTOMVILES, GASOLINERAS
Y ESTACIONES DE SERVICIO
Finanzas,
Seguros
y Bienes Races
natural
5113
4924
5122
4925
5133
Tejidos
4931
5134
5521
Automviles usados
5531
6011
Bancos comerciales
6052
Establecimientos de cambio de
5511
Concesionarios de automviles
nuevos y usados
60
combinados
5136
4932
5137
5541
4939
5139
Calzados
5551
Embarcaciones
pblicos SC
5141
Comestibles en general
5561
6057
Bancos extranjeros
4941
Abastecimiento de aguas
5142
Alimentos congelados
5571
Motocicletas
6058
Cajas de ahorro
4952
5143
Productos lcteos
5599
Automocin SC
4953
5144
Volatera
4959
Servicios sanitarios SC
5145
Confitera
4961
5146
Pescados y mariscos
4971
Sistemas de riego
5147
50
51
50
Mayoristas
MAYORISTAS DE MERCANCAS
5013
61
56
5611
para caballeros
5148
5621
Comestibles y productos
5631
Accesorios y especialidades
para seora
relacionados SC
6111
FINANCIERAS
Financieras en general
Confecciones y complementos
5149
62
6211
6221
5152
Algodn
5641
Confecciones infantiles
5153
Cereales (granos)
5651
Confecciones en general
6231
5154
Ganado
5661
Calzados
6281
5159
5681
Peleteras
primas SC
5699
Confecciones y complementos
NO PERECEDERAS
5012
divisas
5161
Productos qumicos
de motor
5171
5172
automviles
5181
Cervezas
diversos SC
57
materias (comodities)
63
SEGUROS Y REASEGUROS
6311
Seguros de vida
6321
6324
6331
5014
Neumticos y cmaras
5182
5712
Muebles
5021
Muebles
5191
5713
6351
5023
5194
5714
6361
5031
Maderas y chapas
5198
Pinturas y barnices
5719
6371
5039
5199
5722
Electrodomsticos
5041
5732
5042
Juguetes y pasatiempos
5733
5043
Material fotogrfico
5051
Metales
5052
Carbn y minerales
5063
Material elctrico
5064
Electrodomsticos
52
59
52
discos
Detallistas
58
Restaurantes
5813
Bares y cafeteras
5072
Ferretera
5074
5075
5231
5912
Farmacias
y calefaccin
5251
Ferretera
5921
5931
Casas transportables
5941
5942
Libreras
ALMACENES Y BAZARES
5943
Papeleras
5078
Equipos frigorficos
5081
Maquinaria comercial y
5261
5271
5083
53
y minera
5311
Grandes almacenes
5944
Joyeras
5331
Bazares
5945
Jugueteras
y jardinera
5399
5946
5947
Objetos de regalo
DETALLISTAS DE ALIMENTACIN
5948
Tiendas de comestibles
5949
y supermercados
5961
5084
5085
Suministros industriales
5086
54
5411
65
DETALLISTAS DE ARTICULOS
DIVERSOS
la construccin
computadoras
5082
59
Aseguradoras SC
AGENCIAS DE SEGUROS
Agencias de seguros, brokers
de seguros y servicios
6512
5065
64
BARES Y RESTAURANTES
5812
y bienestar
6399
6411
LA CONSTRUCCIN Y FERRETERA
5211
y otros riesgos
BIENES RACES
Propietarios-administradores de
edificios industriales y/o comerciales
6513
Propietarios-administradores
de edificios de apartamentos
6514
Propietarios-administradores
de edificios residenciales,
no apartamentos
6515
Propietarios-administradores de
zonas residenciales para
autocaravanas
6517
Arrendadores de propiedades
pblicas
6519
Propietarios-administradores
de bienes races SC
6531
Agencias inmobiliarias,
administradores de fincas
6541
7333
Fotografa comercial
7814
8249
6552
Urbanizadoras y promotoras
7339
Servicios de estenografa
7819
Servicios relacionados
8299
6553
Urbanizadoras y promotoras
de cementerios
66
6611
EMPRESAS MIXTAS
Seguros y prstamos inmobiliarios
y duplicacin SC
7341
67
6722
Asesoramiento de inversiones
6724
Compaa de inversiones
6725
Fondo de inversiones
6732
Fundaciones educacionales,
religiosas y benficas
6733
Grupos de inversin SC
6792
Concesionarios petrolferos
6793
6794
Propietarios y arrendadores
de patentes y marcas
6799
Sociedades de cartera SC
70
89
Servicios
7011
Hoteles
Pensiones y casas de huspedes
7032
Campamentos deportivos
Distribucin de pelculas
8321
Servicios sociales
para televisin
8331
Centros de entrenamiento
7349
8351
Guarderas
8361
Establecimientos residenciales
7832
Cines
7361
Agencias de colocacin
7833
7362
7369
Servicios de personal SC
7372
Programacin de ordenadores
79
SERVICIOS PARA
EL ENTRETENIMIENTO Y OCIO
7922
Compaas de teatro
8411
Servicios relacionados
7929
8421
Discotecas
animadores
con computacin SC
Laboratorios de investigacin
7932
y desarrollo
7933
7941
de empresas
7948
7992
Campos de golf
7394
Alquiler y leasing
7993
7395
Laboratorios fotogrficos
7996
Parques de atracciones
7396
7997
7397
7391
7392
7393
comerciales
Servicios comerciales SC
75
REPARACIONES Y SERVICIOS
80
8011
7512
Boleras
Clubes deportivos
Organizacin de carreras
8021
Dentistas
sin conductor
8031
Osteopata
Colegios profesionales
8631
Sindicatos laborales
8641
8651
Organizaciones polticas
8661
Organizaciones religiosas
8699
Organizaciones mutualistas SC
88
SERVICIOS DOMSTICOS
PARA EL HOGAR
8811
89
8911
8922
Organismos de investigacin,
7513
8041
Quiroprcticos
de autocaravanas
7519
8042
Optometristas
transporte y recreo
8049
Oficinas mdicas SC
8931
Auditoras
7523
8051
8999
Servicios SC
7525
7213
7534
Reparacin y recauchutado
subterrneos
Talleres de pintado
8063
Hospitales psiquitricos
7215
Lavanderas automticas
7538
Reparaciones de automocin
8069
Hospitales especializados SC
7216
Limpieza en seco
en general
8071
7217
7218
Lavanderos industriales
7219
7542
Lavado de automviles
la ropa SC
7549
8091
76
SERVICIOS DE REPARACIONES
81
de automocin SC
Estudios fotogrficos
Salones de belleza
E INSTALACIONES DIVERSAS
7251
Reparacin de zapatos
7261
Servicios funerarios
7299
7622
7623
8081
82
7641
7692
7694
7321
Talleres de reparaciones SC
92
Servicios mdicos SC
Servicios legales
SERVICIOS EDUCATIVOS
Y SEGURIDAD
9211
Tribunales de justicia
9223
Instituciones correccionales
9224
97
8231
ORGANISMOS OFICIALES
DE JUSTICIA, ORDEN PBLICO
SERVICIOS LEGALES
Servicios de publicidad SC
9711
Seguridad nacional
superiores
9721
8241
99
Varios
correspondencia
y cobro de crditos
Servicios de fotocopias
Gobierno local
8221
7313
Centros extrahospitalarios
y aire acondicionado
7319
Servicios de reparto de
Gobierno central
7631
AUTONMICOS Y LOCALES
9121
y/o de rehabilitacin
8111
8211
7699
8072
91
Organismos
Oficiales
9111
7629
91
97
de neumticos
Talleres de reparaciones
lucrativos
7535
7539
hospitales
8059
ennapado y cepillado
7332
Asociaciones comerciales
8621
Campings y parques
7331
ORGANIZACIONES MUTUALISTAS
8611
7531
7312
86
Billares
7311
7379
7212
73
7374
Lavanderas comerciales
7241
84
Servicios sociales SC
y software
SERVICIOS PERSONALES
7231
7911
72
7221
para el trabajo
Servicios relacionados
Agencias de noticias
7211
7214
7829
7351
y recreativos
7041
7824
HOSTELERA
7021
7033
y escaparates
Desinfeccin y fumigacin
7399
70
SERVICIOS SOCIALES
de edificios
6711
83
7823
7342
y asesora legal
78
7813
CINEMATOGRAFA Y SERVICIO
8243
Escuelas de informtica
Produccin de pelculas
8244
Academias comerciales
cinematogrficas
y de secretariado
99
9999
VARIOS
Establecimientos inclasificables
Bombas
ombas para trabajo general
(General duty pumps)
GX, X
X
GX
X = External Bearings.
B = Foot Mounted (1 Inch Pumps Only).
F = C-Face Motor Mounting.
Used for general transfer duty, this pump
line is available in port sizes from 1 inch
to 4 inch, flows from 3 gpm to 510 gpm,
temperatures to 300F, and relief valve
pressures to 125 psi. Only the XF1A &
XF1PA are available for mounting to a CFace motor.
G = Gear Reducer.
X = External Bearings.
This configuration allows for easy base
fabrication in the field as only one
coupling set and guard is required. Used
for general transfer duty, this pump line
is available in four sizes with port sizes
from 2 to 4 inch, flows from 5 to 510
gpm, temperatures to 300F, and relief
valve pressures to 125 psi.
NP
NP(J)
N = Internal Bearings.
P = Shaft Packing.
J = Heating Jacket.
This pump is used where high temperature, high pressure, high viscosity, and/or
shaft sealing requirements dictate a sleeve bearing pump are used. Used for many
different materials and applications, this pump line is available 5 sizes with port
sizes from 1 inch to 4 inch, flows from 3 gpm to 512 gpm, temperatures to
500F and relief valve pressures to 200 psi (the MLN4 could be included in this line
as well). Heating jackets are available if required to protect the pump bearings and
seal from cold start up when used on high viscosity products.
MLN
MLN
M = Modular configuration.
L = Liner.
N = Internal Bearings.
R = Reduced Capacity.
J = Heating Jacket.
This pump was to be the first in the line of true industrial pumps produced by
Blackmer in many years. Currently two configurations are available, the MLX and
MLN. This pump allows reconfiguration in the field from a NP style pump to a XL
using interchangeable hubs that carry the bearing and shaft sealing area. This
pump has a viscosity range from 30 ssu to 500,000 ssu, flows from 35 gpm to 565
gpm, temperatures to 400F and relief valve pressures to 225 psi. Models from 2
to 8 inch were planned but never pursued. Heating jackets are available if required
to protect the pump bearings and seal from cold start up when used on high
viscosity products.
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XF1, XB1
Page Number
101-021
Effective
Oct 2001
Replaces
101/19 Oct 95
Section
101
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
www.blackmer.com
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XF1, XB1
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
www.blackmer.com
101-021 page 2 / 2
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XF1, XB1
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
www.blackmer.com
101-021 page 3 / 3
Page Number
101-023
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Effective
Oct 2001
Replaces
101/23 Oct 95
Section
101
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
www.blackmer.com
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XF1P, XB1P
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
www.blackmer.com
101-023 page 2 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XF1P, XB1P
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
www.blackmer.com
101-023 page 3 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX2, X2
Page Number
Effective
Dec 2007
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
101-025
101
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
www.blackmer.com
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX2, X2
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
www.blackmer.com
101-025 page 2 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models:GX2, X2
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models:GX2, X2
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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101-025 page 4 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX2.5, X2.5
Page Number
Effective
Dec 2007
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
101-027
101
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX2.5, X2.5
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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101-027 page 2 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX2.5, X2.5
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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101-027 page 3 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX2.5, X2.5
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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101-027 page 4 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX3, X3
Page Number
Effective
Dec 2007
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
101-029
101
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX3, X3
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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101-029 page 2 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX3, X3
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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101-029 page 3 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX3, X3
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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101-029 page 4 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX4, X4
Page Number
Effective
Dec 2007
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
101-031
101
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX4, X4
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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101-031 page 2 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX4, X4
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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101-031 page 3 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: GX4, X4
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower, drive
train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (cP) to SSU conversion is based on a fluid specific gravity of 1.0.
Centipoise = centistokes at 1.0 specific gravity.
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101-031 page 4 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP1.5
Oct 2001
Replaces
103/21 Aug 92
Section
103
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP1.5
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-021 page 2 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP1.5
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-021 page 3 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP1.5
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-021 page 4 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP2
Oct 2001
Replaces
103/25 Aug 92
Section
103
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP2
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-023 page 2 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP2
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-023 page 3 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP2
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-023 page 4 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Effective
Oct 2001
Models: NP2.5
Replaces
103/29 Aug 92
Section
103
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP2.5
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-025 page 2 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP2.5
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-025 page 3 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP2.5
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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Page Number
103-027
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Effective
Oct 2001
Models: NP3
Replaces
103/33 Aug 92
Section
103
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP3
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP3
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-027 page 3 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP3
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP4
Page Number
103-029
Effective
Oct 2001
Replaces
103/37 Aug 92
Section
103
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP4
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-029 page 2 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP4
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-029 page 3 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: NP4
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor
Horsepower, drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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103-029 page 4 / 4
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: MLX4, MLXW4, MLN4
MRLX4 1, MRLXW4 1, MRLN4 1
Page Number
106-021
Effective
Dec 2005
Replaces
Aug 2005
Section
106
MRL models have a low displacement liner flow rate and horsepower are about 75% of above curves.
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHP.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: MLX4, MLXW4, MLN4, MRLX4 1, MRLXW4 1, MRLN4 1
MRL models have a low displacement liner flow rate and horsepower are about 75% of above curves.
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHP.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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Bombas
ombas para trabajo PESADO
(HEAVY duty pumps)
XL
XL
X = External Bearings.
L = Liner.
B = Foot Mounted (1 & 1 Pumps Only).
F = C-Face Motor Mounting.
This pump is used in industrial process and transfer applications where durability
and repairability are required. With replaceable end discs and liner, this pump can
be renewed to like new condition without removing the pump casing from the
piping system. This pump line is available with port sizes from 1 to 4 inch,
temperatures to 300F, flows from 3 gpm to 346 gpm, and relief valve pressures to
150 psi. Only the XRLF1A, XLF1A & XLF1A are available for mounting to a CFace motor.
MLX
MLX
M = Modular configuration.
L = Liner.
X = External Bearings.
R = Reduced Capacity.
J = Heating Jacket.
This pump was to be the first in the line of true industrial pumps produced by
Blackmer in many years. Currently two configurations are available, the MLX and
MLN. This pump allows reconfiguration in the field from a NP style pump to a XL
using interchangeable hubs that carry the bearing and shaft sealing area. This
pump has a viscosity range from 30 ssu to 500,000 ssu, flows from 35 gpm to 565
gpm, temperatures to 400F and relief valve pressures to 225 psi. Models from 2 to
8 inch were planned but never pursued. Heating jackets are available if required to
protect the pump bearings and seal from cold start up when used on high viscosity
products.
HXL
HXL(J)
H = High Capacity.
X = External Bearings.
L = Liner.
J = Heating Jacket.
This pump is used in applications where high volume transfer of product is required
such as ship loading and unloading applications. With replaceable end discs and
liner, this pump can be renewed to like new condition without removing the pump
casing
from the piping system. This pump line is available with port sizes from 6 to 10
inch, temperatures to 300F, flows from 125 gpm to 2220 gpm, and relief valve
pressures to 150 psi. Heating jackets are available (HXLJ8 Only) if required to
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XRL1.25, XRLF1.25
Page Number
107-021
Effective
Dec 2007
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
107
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XRL1.25, XRLF1.25
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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107-021 page 2 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XRL1.25, XRLF1.25
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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107-021 page 3 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XL1.25, XLF1.25
Page Number
107-023
Effective
Dec 2007
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
107
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XL1.25, XLF1.25
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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107-023 page 2 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XL1.25, XLF1.25
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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107-023 page 3 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XL1.5, XLF1.5
Page Number
107-025
Effective
Dec 2007
Replaces
Sept 1991
Section
107
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XL1.5, XLF1.5
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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107-025 page 2 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XL1.5, XLF1.5
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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107-025 page 3 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: XL2
Page Number
107-027
Effective
Dec 2007
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
107
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: XL2
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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107-027 page 2 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: XL2
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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107-027 page 3 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: XL3
Page Number
107-029
Effective
Dec 2007
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
107
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: XL3
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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107-029 page 2 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: XL3
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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107-029 page 3 / 3
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: XL4
Page Number
107-031
Effective
Dec 2007
Replaces
Jan 2002
Section
107
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: XL4
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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107-031 page 2 / 2
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: MLX4, MLXW4, MLN4
MRLX4 1, MRLXW4 1, MRLN4 1
Page Number
106-021
Effective
Dec 2005
Replaces
Aug 2005
Section
106
MRL models have a low displacement liner flow rate and horsepower are about 75% of above curves.
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHP.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: MLX4, MLXW4, MLN4, MRLX4 1, MRLXW4 1, MRLN4 1
MRL models have a low displacement liner flow rate and horsepower are about 75% of above curves.
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHP.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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Page Number
102-015
SELECTION DATA
Effective
Oct 2001
Replaces
Feb 1988
Section
102
HXL6
HXL6
HXL6
HXL6
HXL6
HXL6
HXL6
HXL6
HXL6
HXL6
HXL6
HXL6
RATED
PUMP SPEED
(RPM)
350
330
300
280
260
230
190
155
125
100
84
68
1,228 (4,648)
1,053 (3,986)
982 (3,717)
807 (3,055)
666 (2,521)
544 (2,059)
438 (1,658)
351 (1,329)
294 (1,113)
238 (901)
HXL8, HXLJ8
HXL8, HXLJ8
HXL8, HXLJ8
HXL8, HXLJ8
HXL8, HXLJ8
HXL8, HXLJ8
HXL8, HXLJ8
HXL8, HXLJ8
HXL8, HXLJ8
HXL8, HXLJ8
350
300
280
230
190
155
125
100
84
68
30 (6)
30 (6)
30 (6)
30 (6)
30 (6)
500 (105)
500 (105)
500 (105)
1,000 (220)
1,000 (220)
1,000 (220)
3,000 (630)
5,000 (1,050)
10,000 (2,200)
15,000 (3,150)
20,000 (4,250)
40,000 (8,500)
50,000 (10,500)
75,000 (15,750)
100,000 (21,000)
10
2,300 (8,706)
1,900 (7,192)
1,550 (5,867)
1,250 (4,732)
1,000 (3,785)
840 (3180)
680 (2574)
HXL10
HXL10
HXL10
HXL10
HXL10
HXL10
HXL10
230
190
155
125
100
84
68
30 (6)
30 (6)
30 (6)
100 (22)
100 (22)
500 (105)
500 (105)
5,000 (1,050)
10,000 (2,200)
20,000 (4,250)
30,000 (6,300)
50,000 (10,500)
75,000 (15,750)
100,000 (21,000)
PORT
SIZE
(INCHES)
NOM. DEL.
IN U.S. GPM
(LPM)
756 (2,862)
712 (2,695)
648 (2,453)
604 (2,286)
561 (2,124)
496 (1,878)
410 (1,552)
334 (1,264)
270 (1,022)
216 (818)
181 (685)
146 (553)
PUMP ONLY
DESIGNATION
VISCOSITY RANGE
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: HXL6
Page Number
102-021
Effective
Oct 2001
Replaces
102/23 Feb 88
Section
102
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: HXL6
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: HXL6
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: HXL8, HXLJ8
Page Number
102-023
Effective
Oct 2001
Replaces
102/27 Feb 88
Section
102
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: HXL8, HXLJ8
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: HXL8, HXLJ8
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: HXL10
Page Number
102-025
Effective
Oct 2001
Replaces
102/31 Feb 88
Section
102
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: HXL10
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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Bombas
ombas para FLUIDOS ABRASIVOS
(WEAR RESISTANT, ABRASIVE LIQUID PUMPS)
XLW
XLW
X = External Bearings.
L = Liner.
W = Wear Hardened Internal Components.
This pump is used in industrial process and transfer applications where abrasive
materials are present in the fluid. With replaceable end discs and liner, this pump
can be renewed to like new condition without removing the pump casing from the
piping system. Various hard mechanical seal components are available for shaft
sealing. This pump line is available with port sizes from 1 to 4 inch (MLXW4
pump), temperatures to 300F, flows from 3 gpm to 280 gpm, and relief valve
pressures to 150 psi.
MLX
MLX
M = Modular configuration.
L = Liner.
X = External Bearings.
R = Reduced Capacity.
J = Heating Jacket.
This pump was to be the first in the line of true industrial pumps produced by
Blackmer in many years. Currently two configurations are available, the MLX and
MLN. This pump allows reconfiguration in the field from a NP style pump to a XL
using interchangeable hubs that carry the bearing and shaft sealing area. This
pump has a viscosity range from 30 ssu to 500,000 ssu, flows from 35 gpm to 565
gpm, temperatures to 400F and relief valve pressures to 225 psi. Models from 2 to
8 inch were planned but never pursued. Heating jackets are available if required to
protect the pump bearings and seal from cold start up when used on high viscosity
products.
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: XLW2
Page Number
105-027
Effective
Nov 2007
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
105
NOTE: Maximum fluid viscosity for the XLW pump models is 75,000 SSU (15,750 Cs).
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: XLW2
NOTE: Maximum fluid viscosity for the XLW pump models is 75,000 SSU (15,750 Cs).
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: XLW3
Page Number
105-029
Effective
Nov 2007
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
105
NOTE: Maximum fluid viscosity for the XLW pump models is 75,000 SSU (15,750 Cs).
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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Models: XLW3
NOTE: Maximum fluid viscosity for the XLW pump models is 75,000 SSU (15,750 Cs).
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (bhp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the bhp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: MLX4, MLXW4, MLN4
MRLX4 1, MRLXW4 1, MRLN4 1
Page Number
106-021
Effective
Dec 2005
Replaces
Aug 2005
Section
106
MRL models have a low displacement liner flow rate and horsepower are about 75% of above curves.
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHP.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: MLX4, MLXW4, MLN4, MRLX4 1, MRLXW4 1, MRLN4 1
MRL models have a low displacement liner flow rate and horsepower are about 75% of above curves.
NOTE: Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHP.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
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Bombas
ombas DE ACERO INOXIDABLE 316
(316 STAINLESS STEEL PUMPS)
SNP
SNP(J)
S = Stainless Steel Construction.
N = Internal Bearings.
P = Shaft Packing.
J = Heating Jacket.
This pump is used where the chemical resistance of stainless steel is required. Used
for many different materials and applications, this pump line is available 5 sizes
with port sizes from 1 inch to 3 inch, flows from 3 gpm to 265 gpm,
temperatures to 500F and relief valve pressures to 150. Heating jackets are
available if required to protect the pump bearings and seal from cold start up when
used on high viscosity products.
SMVP
SMVP
S = Stainless.
M = Magnetically Coupled.
VP = Vane Pump.
This pump is used with hard to seal products or where the leakage of material can
not be tolerated. . This pump line is available with port sizes from 1 to 4 inch,
temperatures to 200F, flows from 3.5 gpm to 260 gpm, and relief valve pressures
to 150 psi.
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SNP1.25
Oct 2001
Replaces
104/21 Jan 77
Section
104
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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Models: SNP1.25
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SNP1.5
Page Number
104-023
Effective
Oct 2001
Replaces
104/23 Jan 78
Section
104
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SNP1.5
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SNP2
Page Number
104-025
Effective
Oct 2001
Replaces
104/25 Jan 77
Section
104
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SNP2
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SNP2.5
Page Number
104-027
Effective
Oct 2001
Replaces
104/27 Jan 77
Section
104
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SNP2.5
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SNP3
Page Number
104-029
Effective
Oct 2001
Replaces
104/29 Jan 77
Section
104
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the
inlet line losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet
condition of 5" to 8" Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SNP3
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid, the suction lift and the inlet line
losses of the system. Blackmer characteristic curves are normally based upon a inlet condition of 5" to 8"
Hg. vacuum and zero liquid vapor pressure.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP15B
Page Number
108-031
Effective
July 2002
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
108
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory. For viscosities
greater than 1000 CP (4600 SSU), consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP15B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory. For viscosities
greater than 1000 CP (4600 SSU), consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP15B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory. For viscosities
greater than 1000 CP (4600 SSU), consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP30B
Page Number
108-033
Effective
July 2002
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
108
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory. For viscosities
greater than 1000 CP (4600 SSU), consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP30B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory. For viscosities
greater than 1000 CP (4600 SSU), consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP30B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory. For viscosities
greater than 1000 CP (4600 SSU), consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP50B
Page Number
108-035
Effective
July 2002
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
108
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP50B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP50B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP50B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP100B
Page Number
108-037
Effective
July 2002
Replaces
Oct 2001
Section
108
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP100B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP100B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Models: SMVP100B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: SMVP200B
Page Number
108-039
Effective
Sept 2007
Replaces
July 2002
Section
108
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: SMVP200B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: SMVP200B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
Model: SMVP200B
NOTE: The MC (dotted) lines are provided to assist in magnetic coupling selection. The MC lines can be
used for operating temperatures up to 200F (93C). For higher temperatures, consult factory.
Blackmer Characteristic Curves are based on Brake Horsepower (BHp). To determine Motor Horsepower,
drive train inefficiencies must be added to the BHp.
Actual capacities are dependent upon the vapor pressure of the liquid and the inlet conditions of the system.
*Centipoise (CP) to SSU conversion is based on a specific gravity of 1.0.
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Page Number
VACUUM LIMITATIONS
ON BLACKMER PUMPS
Effective
Replaces
Section
50
Feb. 1971
New
10
Intake pressure requirements on centrifugal pumps are determined by the manufacturer and
called Net Positive Suction Head Required (NPSHR). This is compared with the NPSH
Available to determine the suitability of the intake conditions. For several reasons that
procedure does not easily lend itself to use in positive displacement pump applications. What
follows is the system for determining the intake requirements for Blackmer Pumps.
There are five principle factors which affect the maximum vacuum:
1. Pump Speed
2. Altitude above sea level
3. Vapor pressure of the liquid
4. Viscosity
5. Entrained and dissolved air or gas in the liquid
1. The table below shows the maximum desirable vacuum on different sizes of Blackmer
pumps, at different speeds, at an altitude of sea level, and at zero vapor pressure.
Blackmer
Pump Size
520
RPM
460
RPM
420
RPM
300
RPM
230
RPM
190
RPM
1, 1
1, 2
2
22
22
21
23
23
22
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
3
3
4
19
18
22
21
18
24
24
20
24
24
22
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
16
14
19
18
18
23
23
23
X1, 1
XF1, F1P
6
8
10
1800
RPM
1200
RPM
18
15
23
19
2. Subtract from these values 1 inch Hg for every 1,000 feet of elevation.
3. Subtract also the vapor pressure of the liquid at the pumping temperature expressed in
inches Hg.
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Vapor pressure expressed in inches Hg. is often not readily available. A frequently used
measure is Reid Vapor Pressure. The scale below can be used as an approximate
conversion of Reid vapor (in PSIA at 100F.) to vapor pressure in inches Hg.
VAPOR PRESSURE
INCHES HG.
P.S.I.
Another frequently used measure of vapor pressure is millimeters of mercury. This can be
converted to inches Hg. by dividing by 25.4.
Millimeters of Mercury / 25.4 = Inches Hg.
The graph on page 50/4 shows vapor pressure for several solvents over a broad
temperature range. You will notice that many of the lines have a similar slope. If you have
the vapor pressure of a solvent at only one temperature which is not the pumping
temperature the general slope of the lines on the graph may help you to better estimate
the vapor pressure of that solvent at pumping temperature. An example of how this is done
is shown at the lower right hand corner of the graph.
On page 5 is a graph that can be used to determine the approximate vapor pressure of
automotive gasoline at various temperatures when the Reid vapor pressure is known. For
instance if the gasoline's Reid vapor pressure is 10, the vapor pressure at 70F. liquid
temperature is 13 inches Hg.
For estimating purposes you may assume that automotive gasoline has an average Reid
vapor pressure of 9 PSI in the summer, 11 PSI in the spring and fall, and 13 PSI in the
winter.
4. The selection data tables for each industrial pump show the speed Limitations for all
viscosities. Generally, no other adjustment for viscosity is necessary. However, if you are
handling a highly viscous liquid which is also highly volatile, consult with the factory for a
recommendation.
5. The amount of entrained and dissolved air in the liquid is indeterminate. However, it does
have a definite effect on efficiency and operation of a pump. If the proposed installation is
an underground tank, which is filled periodically by draining liquid from a transport truck, the
falling of the liquid in the space above the liquid level in the tank will cause air to become
mixed with the liquid. Some types of liquid will retain this air in a dissolved condition,
invisible to the eye, for much longer times than others. Fuel oils and lube oils are typical
examples. The critical vacuum for any pump handling furnace oil or diesel oil is often 2 or 3
inches Hg. less than the table shown because of this factor.
Pumps operating right at vacuums shown will cavitate to the extent of about a 10% loss of
rated capacity but will operate at generally satisfactory noise levels. Pumps operating at
less vacuum will operate at capacities proportionately closer to the rated capacity of the
pump. Pumps will deliver liquid at higher vacuums but the capacity falls off very rapidly and
usually the noise level also increases. The 10% figure is only approximate because vapor
pressure is not a true measure of the amount of vapors given off by a liquid at any condition
of vacuum or pressure.
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In addition to the cavitation caused by vacuum, there will be the normal internal slip and
loss of capacity due to differential pressures between intake and discharge.
Actual capacities at higher vacuums CANNOT be estimated with any degree of accuracy.
Many times pumps are required to operate at vacuums higher than shown on this table.
For example, eight-inch pumps mounted on the deck of river barges operate under very
severe conditions. Vacuums often run 4 to 6 inches higher than that shown in the table.
There is usually considerable vibration in pumps mounted on the decks of barges but in
spite of the severe operating conditions, the pumps do a remarkably good job and are fairly
durable. Vanes are replaced in barge pumps much more frequently, however, than when
the same pump is used under better conditions.
When computing an installation of a pump lifting liquid from an underground tank, vacuum
is computed on the basis of pipe friction plus the actual lift from the bottom of the tank to
the center line of the pump. Often this total vacuum at the pump will be equal to or exceed
slightly the figures in the table. This does not mean that you should rule out the installation.
Logically, an underground tank is usually partially filled. Therefore, most of the time the
pump will be operating within the acceptable range. It must be understood, however, that
when the liquid level does drop to the minimum point that the pump may make a little extra
noise and the pumping rate may fall off slightly.
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EJEMPLO DE SELECCIN
Usaremos el mismo ejemplo que hemos venido trabajando. Los datos de la instalacin son los
siguientes:
Fluido a transportar:
Viscosidad
Gravedad Especfica
Salsa
1344 cP (5850 SSU)
1.065
Flujo
Tubera de Succin
Tubera de Descarga
Presin esttica
Diferencial de Presin
25 [gpm]
Dimetro: 2
Dimetro: 2
13.12 [psi]
67 [psi]
Longitud: 10
Longitud: 100
Segn la tabla, el modelo SNP1.25 no satisface las necesidades de caudal, mientras que el SNP 1.5
es suficiente. Revisemos las curvas de desempeo de ste modelo:
Las curvas vienen dadas para ciertas velocidades estndar. As estn hechas porque Blackmer
ofrece el motor acoplado a la bomba.
Entrando a la grfica con el diferencial de presin y subiendo hasta la viscosidad del fluido,
encontramos el caudal impulsado para la velocidad de rotacin dada.
1500 [rpm]
1200 [rpm]
31 [gpm]
25 [gpm]
Casualmente, la bomba girando a 1200 [rpm] satisface el flujo del sistema. Si no hubiera sido as,
tendramos dos opciones:
1. Seleccionar la bomba acoplada con el motor con la velocidad de rotacin mayor y
estrangular el flujo hasta 25 [gpm] (Lo cual se refleja en un aumento de la potencia
consumida por la bomba)
2. Seleccionar la velocidad de rotacin de la bomba adecuada. Para ello se debe iterar entre
los valores hallados anteriormente, buscando el caudal ideal.
Potencia Consumida:
De la grfica se puede leer la potencia de consumo, 3.1 [HP]
bombas de
tres tornillos
as a fluid closure (see figure A). The pumping element does not
of the pump.
Fluid Closure
Idler Rotor
Idler Rotor
Power Rotor
Rotor Housing
Fluid Film
Figure A
Figure B
External Seal Chamber Return Line
Inlet
Outlet
Precision Ground &
Hardened Idler Rotors
Balance Cup
Precision Ground
and Hardened
Power Rotor
Replaceable
Rotor Housing
Balance
Piston
Mechanical Seal
heavy fuel.
Low Noise
Long Service Life
HY DR AU LIC
C R U DE O IL
LU BE
FU EL
TR AN SFER
PU M P
SER IES
HIG H PR ESSU R E
M AC HIN E TO O L C O O LANT
APPLICATIO N S
(U SG PM )
(L/M IN)
(PSIG )
(BAR-G )
3-44
11-166
150
10
1-100
4-379
150
10
120-800
454-3028
175
12
2-210
8-795
250
17
30-280
14-1060
250
17
400-3300
1514-12491
300
21
5-400
19-1514
500
34
50-900
189-3407
500
34
300-1000
1136-3800
500
34
T324
300-800
1136-3028
700
48
4V KC
21-258
83-978
1160
80
4-260
15-984
1300
90
2-15
8-57
1450
100
6D
5-400
19-1514
1500
103
4T
10-200
38-757
1500
103
8L
100-1100
379-4164
1500
103
12D
5-400
19-1514
2200
152
6T
5-200
19-757
2500
172
6U
5-200
19-757
2500
172
12L
10-100
38-379
4500
310
AC E
3E
U CF
3G
U CG
C323F
3D
C324A
SN
EMTEC
4SFC
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AXIAL OR RADIAL
(ELBOW) INLET
HYDRAULICALLY
BALANCED
PUMP SCREWS
VARIETY OF PORT
STYLES AVAILABLE
(SEE TABLE)
CHOICE OF
SHAFT SEALING
FOOT OR
FLANGE MOUNT
Shown Above: 3G-095, Flange Mount Iron Cased Axial Inlet, Built-In Relief Valve
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Design Sequence
Pump Series
Separator
Fixed Designator
Seals
V = Fluorocarbon Bellows mechanical seal,
carbon on Ni-resist, Fluorocarbon O-rings
H = Metal bellows balanced mechanical seal,
carbon on silicon carbide, Fluorocarbon
O-rings
N = No shaft seal (must use mounting I),
Fluorocarbon O-rings
J = Metal Bellows balanced mechanical seal,
carbon on silicon carbide, Neoprene O-rings
Size/Lead/Rotation
095AE =
095AF =
095SP =
095SR =
095SC =
095SD =
1.2D, CW
1.2D, CCW
1.6D, CW
1.6D, CCW
2.0D, CW
2.0D, CCW
118SP =
118SR =
118SC =
118SD =
1.6D, CW
1.6D, CCW
2.0D, CW
2.0D, CCW
143SJ =
143SK =
143SE =
143SF =
143SC =
143SD =
1.5D, CW
1.5D, CCW
1.7D, CW
1.7D, CCW
2.0D, CW
2.0D, CCW
Inlet Port
J = Axial inlet, SAE straight thread port**
K = Axial inlet, SAE 4-bolt port pad
162SP =
162SR =
162SC =
162SD =
1.6D, CW
1.6D, CCW
2.0D, CW
2.0D, CCW
187SY =
187SZ =
187SM =
187SN =
187SC =
187SD =
1.45D, CW
1.45D, CCW
1.75D, CW
1.75D, CCW
2.0D, CW
2.0D, CCW
200SC = 2.0D, CW
200SD = 2.0D, CCW
250AL =
250AM =
250SP =
250SR =
250SC =
250SD =
1.3D, CW
1.3D, CCW
1.6D, CW
1.6D, CCW
2.0D, CW
2.0D, CCW
Mounting
C = SAE flange mount
F = Foot mount
I = Integral flange mount
External, permanently
grease-packed ball
bearing
Hydraulic balance
cancels thrust loads
Shown Above: G3DB-187 foot mounted pump typical of sizes 106 through 187 with iron casing
3D
T - 187M
Design Sequence
Screw Set Size & Lead
Pump Series
Performance Shown at 250 PSID (17 BAR), 200 SSU (43 CST)
60 HZ:
870 1150
50 HZ:
960
1750
1450
3500
2900
450
1600
400
1400
350
1200
1000
250
800
200
600
150
100
400
50
200
800
1200
1600 2000
3600 4000
GPM
300
4400
Main and standby 3D-218 fuel pumps on common skid with inlet strainer,
discharge relief valves and block valves.
REPLACEABLE HOUSINGS
MAKE REPAIR SIMPLE
CASE HARDENED SCREW SET
PROVIDES LONG LIFE
MECHANICAL SEAL
OR PACKING OPERATES ABOUT
20 PSI ABOVE INLET PRESSURE
LOW AXIAL FLUID VELOCITY FOR LOW
NET INLET PRESSURE REQUIRED (NIPR).
C324A
S - 187
Series
Shaft Seal and Bearing Type
E =High Temperature Packing
B =Buna Fitted Mechanical Seal
H=Fluoroelastomer Fitted Mechanical Seal
Mechanical Seal Seat
Blank = Standard Seat (Type B and H only)
T
= Carbide Seal Seat (Type B and H only)
Mounting
F =Foot Mount
V =Vertical Mount (Consult Imo)
Rotation
Blank = Clockwise
D
= Counterclockwise
Rotor Size
162 through 412
Casing
Blank =
S
=
J
=
Y
=
Cast Iron
Steel
Steam Jacketed Steel Case
Steam Jacket Steel Case
and Packing Cover
Performance Shown at 250 PSID (17 BAR), 200 SSU (43 CST)
60 HZ:
50 HZ:
870 1150
960
1750
3500
2900
1450
900
412
3300
800
3000
375
2400
350
600
GPM
2100
500
325
1800
400
300
1500
250
300
1200
231
275
2700
700
900
200
187
162
100
600
300
800
1200
1600 2000
3600 4000
RPM
Performance
Series 4SFC - Capacities Shown at 200 SSU (43 cSt)
Rotatable
inlet head
Thermo-chemically
hardened housing bores
Auxillary integral
mounting flange
* Physical vapor depositon
Materials
spindle
Rotor Set
The DQ variant
has all the features
and benefits of the
D8.6 variant.
However, in place of
the mechanical shaft
seal, a shaft sealing
ring is utilized and
an axial inlet head is
provided.
Housing
Ceramic-like bore surface
(1200 HV)
Hardened transition zone (62 HRC)
Base material: Cast Iron
rotor housing
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1100
3.5
0.5
4.9
0.6
6.4
0.8
7.8
0.9
10.5
1.1
14.9
1.5
21.7
2.0
29.2
2.7
37.9
3.3
47.4
4.3
59.2
5.2
69.1
6.6
79.5
7.2
101.3
9.6
128.7
11.3
3.0
0.8
4.2
1.0
5.3
1.3
6.8
1.5
9.3
1.9
13.5
2.6
19.7
3.6
27.1
4.7
35.2
5.9
44.7
7.5
55.8
9.1
65.0
11.2
75.4
12.4
97.1
16.1
123.1
19.6
2.5
1.1
3.7
1.4
4.4
1.8
6.1
2.1
8.3
2.7
12.3
3.7
18.2
5.1
25.6
6.7
33.2
8.5
42.7
10.6
53.1
13.0
61.8
15.8
72.2
17.6
93.8
22.6
118.9
27.9
2.2
1.4
3.3
1.8
3.7
2.4
5.5
2.7
7.5
3.5
11.4
4.8
16.9
6.7
24.2
8.7
31.4
11.1
40.9
13.8
50.8
17.0
59.1
20.4
69.6
22.9
91.1
29.1
115.3
36.2
1.8
1.7
2.9
2.1
3.1
2.9
4.9
3.3
6.8
4.3
10.5
5.9
15.7
8.2
23.1
10.7
29.9
13.7
39.4
16.9
48.9
20.9
56.8
25.0
67.2
28.1
88.6
35.6
112.1
44.5
1.5
2.0
2.6
2.5
2.5
3.4
4.4
3.9
6.2
5.0
9.7
6.9
14.7
9.8
22.0
12.7
28.5
16.3
38.0
20.1
47.1
24.9
54.7
29.7
65.1
33.3
86.4
42.1
109.3
52.8
1.3
2.3
2.3
2.9
2.0
3.9
4.0
4.5
5.6
5.9
9.0
8.0
13.8
11.3
21.1
14.6
27.2
18.8
36.8
23.2
45.4
28.8
52.7
34.3
63.2
38.5
84.4
48.6
106.6
61.1
1.0
2.5
2.0
3.3
1200
1300
1400
1.8
3.6
1.5
4.0
1.3
4.4
3.6
5.1
5.1
6.6
8.4
9.1
12.9
12.8
20.2
16.6
26.1
21.4
35.6
26.4
43.9
32.8
50.9
38.9
61.4
43.7
82.5
55.1
104.2
69.3
3.2
5.7
4.6
7.4
7.8
10.2
12.1
14.4
19.3
18.6
25.0
24.0
34.5
29.5
42.4
36.7
49.2
43.5
59.7
49.0
80.8
61.7
101.9
77.6
2.8
6.3
4.1
8.2
7.2
11.3
11.3
15.9
18.5
20.6
23.9
26.6
33.4
32.6
41.1
40.7
47.6
48.1
58.1
54.2
79.1
68.2
99.7
85.9
2.4
6.9
3.6
9.0
6.6
12.4
10.6
17.5
17.8
22.6
22.9
29.2
32.5
35.8
39.8
44.6
46.1
52.7
56.5
59.4
77.5
74.7
97.6
94.2
2.1
7.4
3.2
9.8
6.1
13.5
9.9
19.0
17.0
24.6
22.0
31.8
31.5
38.9
38.6
48.6
44.6
57.3
55.1
64.6
76.0
81.2
95.7
102.5
2.7
10.6
5.6
14.5
9.2
20.6
16.3
26.6
21.1
34.4
30.6
42.1
37.4
52.5
43.2
61.9
53.7
69.8
74.6
87.7
93.8
110.8
5.1
15.6
8.5
22.1
15.7
28.6
20.2
37.0
29.7
45.2
36.2
56.5
41.9
66.5
52.3
75.1
73.2
94.2
92.0
119.1
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
8.4
1.5
11.3
1.6
15.4
2.0
18.0
2.3
24.1
2.7
33.5
3.9
48.2
4.8
66.3
6.7
82.3
7.9
101.3
11.0
126.9
12.6
148.1
17.1
169.0
18.3
213.0
25.1
270.7
28.6
7.9
2.0
10.7
2.4
14.3
3.0
17.0
3.5
22.9
4.3
32.0
6.1
46.2
7.9
61.2
10.7
79.6
13.1
98.6
17.3
123.4
20.5
144.0
26.3
164.9
28.7
208.7
38.1
265.2
45.2
7.4
2.6
10.2
3.1
13.5
4.1
16.3
4.7
21.9
5.9
30.9
8.2
44.7
11.0
59.7
14.7
77.5
18.3
96.5
23.6
120.7
28.4
140.8
35.5
161.7
39.2
205.4
51.1
260.9
61.8
7.1
3.2
9.8
3.9
12.8
5.1
15.7
5.9
21.1
7.5
29.9
10.4
43.4
14.1
58.3
18.7
75.8
23.5
94.8
29.9
118.5
36.3
138.2
44.7
159.1
49.6
202.7
64.2
257.3
78.4
6.7
3.8
9.4
4.7
12.1
6.2
15.1
7.1
20.4
9.0
29.1
12.6
42.3
17.2
57.2
22.7
74.3
28.7
93.3
36.2
116.5
44.2
135.8
53.9
156.8
60.0
200.3
77.2
254.2
94.9
6.5
4.3
9.1
5.4
11.6
7.2
14.6
8.3
19.8
10.6
28.3
14.7
41.2
20.3
56.1
26.6
72.9
33.8
91.9
42.4
114.7
52.1
133.7
63.2
154.6
70.5
198.1
90.2
251.2
111.5
6.2
4.9
8.8
6.2
11.1
8.3
14.2
9.4
19.2
12.2
27.6
16.9
40.3
23.4
55.2
30.6
71.6
39.0
90.7
48.7
113.1
60.0
131.8
72.4
152.7
80.9
196.0
103.2
248.7
128.1
5.9
5.5
8.5
6.9
5.7
6.1
8.2
7.7
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
5.5
6.6
8.0
8.4
5.3
7.2
7.7
9.2
5.1
7.8
7.5
9.9
4.9
8.4
7.3
10.7
4.7
8.9
7.2
11.5
13.7
10.6
18.6
13.8
26.9
19.1
39.4
26.5
54.3
34.6
70.5
44.2
89.5
55.0
111.6
67.9
130.0
81.6
150.8
91.4
194.2
116.3
246.3
144.7
13.3
11.8
18.1
15.4
26.3
21.2
38.6
29.6
53.4
38.6
69.3
49.4
88.4
61.3
110.1
75.8
128.3
90.8
149.1
101.8
192.4
129.3
244.0
161.2
13.0
13.0
17.6
17.0
25.8
23.4
37.8
32.7
52.6
42.6
68.3
54.6
87.3
67.6
108.7
83.7
126.7
100.0
147.5
112.2
190.7
142.3
241.8
177.8
12.6
14.2
17.2
18.5
25.2
25.6
37.1
35.8
51.9
46.5
67.3
59.7
86.3
73.9
107.5
91.6
125.1
109.3
146.0
122.7
189.2
155.3
239.7
194.4
12.3
15.4
16.7
20.1
24.7
27.7
36.4
38.9
51.1
50.5
66.3
64.9
85.4
80.2
106.2
99.5
123.7
118.5
144.5
133.1
187.6
168.4
237.7
211.0
11.9
16.6
16.3
21.7
24.2
29.9
35.7
42.0
50.5
54.5
65.4
70.1
84.5
86.4
105.0
107.3
122.3
127.7
143.1
143.5
186.2
181.4
235.9
227.6
11.6
17.8
15.9
23.3
23.7
32.1
35.0
45.1
49.8
58.5
64.6
75.3
83.6
92.7
103.9
115.2
120.9
136.9
141.8
153.9
184.8
194.4
234.0
244.0
3500 RPM
Pressure (psig)
20R38
20R46
20R56
40R38
40R46
80R36
80R46
140R39
140R46
210R40
210R46
280R43
280R46
440R40
440R46
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
GPM
BHP
Performance
Series 4SFC - Capacities Shown at 200 SSU (43 cSt)
INLET ROTATABLE
IN 90 INCREMENTS
FOR EASE OF PIPING
REPLACEABLE
ROTOR HOUSINGS
FOR EASE OF REPAIR
IDLER ROTORS
SINGLE, EXTERNAL,
PERMANENTLY
GREASE PACKED
BALL BEARING
RUGGED DUCTILE
IRON CASING
CASE HARDENED THREAD
GROUND SCREWS FOR
DURABLE OPERATION
Design Prefix
Series
6D
B - 218
Rotor Size
Shaft Seal & Bearing
Performance Shown at 1000 PSID (70 BAR), 200 SSU (43 CST)
60 HZ:
870
50 HZ:
1150
960
1750
3500
1450
2900
400
400
400P
1400
350
350
1200
312
GPM
250
1000
312P
800
200
275
250
600
250P
150
300
218
400
100
187
50
200
156
137
118
106
800
1200
1600
2000
2400
2800
3200
3600
4000
RPM
You need to save energy costs. You need to operate with very high efficiencies. Imo 8L series pumps are designed for pipeline
transport in medium to high pressure service on crude oils, fuel oils and other petroleum products. Pumps consistently operate
with very high efficiencies, typically over 80%. Energy costs are a significant portion of total pipeline operating expenses. Utilizing
8L series pumps from Colfax can appreciably reduce these costs when compared to centrifugal pumps. The 8L series also finds
extensive use in steam/electric power plants as the burner pumps supplying fuel to the boilers. Many systems are equipped to
handle distillate fuel oil, low sulfur and residual oils with standard Imo 8L pumps. This flexibility allows optimum fuel use depending
on price and availability.
Performance shown at 1500 psid (103 bar-g)
200 SSU (43 cSt)
60 HZ:
50 HZ:
870 960
3000
1150
1750
1450
700
105
912Y
100
2800
B OUTLET
SOCKET WELD**
650
95
600
90
2600
CLOCKWISE
ROTATION
85
550
2400
80
2200
75
2000
70
500
450
65
1600
630
1200
40
630M
1100
55
50
1400
FLOWRATE - gpm
400
60
35
1000
630J
900
30
800
462
25
700
350
300
250
225
1800
SIZE
A
200
175
150
600
20
400
500
400P
400
300
15
10
125
100
75
50
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WEIGHT
400
462
630
912
inch
10
12
mm
152
203
254
305
inch
10
mm
76.2
102
203
254
inch
21.5
24.5
32
43.1
mm
546
622
813
1,095
inch
64.4
72.3
90.4
125
mm
1,636
1,837
2,297
3,166
inch
19.5
25
27
40
mm
495
635
686
1,016
lb
1,665
2,480
6,351
15,550
kg
757
1,128
2,287
6,872
INLET ROTATABLE
IN 90 INCREMENTS
FOR EASE OF PIPING
IDLER ROTORS
REPLACEABLE ROTOR
HOUSINGS FOR EASE OF REPAIR
HARDENED BALANCE PISTON NEGATES
THE EFFECT OF DISCHARGE PRESSURE
ON POWER ROTOR AXIAL THRUST
SINGLE MECHANICAL
SEAL VENTED TO
INLET PRESSURE
POWER ROTOR
SHAFT
SINGLE, EXTERNAL,
PERMANENTLY GREASE
PACKED BALL BEARING
Performance Shown at 2000 PSID (138 BAR), 200 SSU (43 CST)
60 HZ: 870 1150
50 HZ:
960
1750
3500
1450
2900
400
400P
1400
350
350
1000
350P*
GPM
250
312
800
312P*
200
275E*
275
250
600
150
218
100
400
218L
187
50
156
1200
350G*
300
200
137
118
106
800
1200
1600 2000
2400
2800 3200
RPM
3600 4000
12D-137 pump on compressor
gas sealing service
12D-400P on crude oil pipeline service in Alberta, Canada at 1440 PSIG (99 BAR)
BALANCE PISTON
FOR AXIAL
HYDRAULIC BALANCE
REPLACEABLE
HOUSING
INLET
OUTLET
BALANCED
MECHANICAL
SEAL
CASE HARDENED
THREAD GROUND
SCREW SET
EXTERNAL
BALL BEARING
INLET PORT
ROTATABLE IN
90 INCREMENTS
12L
S - 187P
Design Sequence
Screw Set Size & Lead
Pump Series
Steel Case
Shaft Seal
Carbide Seal Seat
Foot Mount
Performance Shown at 3000 PSID (207 BAR), 200 SSU (43 CST)
60 HZ:
50 HZ:
1750
3500
1450
2900
100
350
200
300
250
GPM
187
60
187P
200
40
150
156
100
137
20
118
1200
On the cover...
1600
2000
2400
2800
3200
50
3600
4000
RPM
Two 12L-187 pumps with 250 HP, 3500 RPM motors supplying 4375 psig seal oil to a
North Sea platform gas reinjection compressor.
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EJEMPLO DE SELECCIN
Se requiere seleccionar una bomba de tres tornillos IMO para transporte de 140 [gpm] de Fuel Oil
Medium en la siguiente instalacin:
Temperatura
[C]
20
20
20
20
Viscosidad
[cSt]
6
16.5
520
8000
Gravedad
Especfica
0.85
0.91
0.99
0.99
Presin de
Vapor [KPa]
0
0
0
0
Datos de la Instalacin:
Tenemos la longitud real de la tubera y queremos hallar la longitud total equivalente.
Accesorios:
- Entrada de tubera
- Vlvula de compuerta
- Codos de 45 (2)
- Codos de 90 (2)
- Salida de tubera
Buscamos la longitud equivalente para cada accesorio en una grfica como la que ofrece el libro
de Crane (Flujo de fluidos en Vlvulas, Accesorios y Tuberas).
El factor de friccin para la tubera de 2 es de 0.018. Con este valor podemos calcular la
constante K para cada accesorio.
Entrada de Tubera
Vlvula de Compuerta
K = 0.78
K = 8*0.018 = 0.144
Codos de 45
Codos de 90
Salida de Tubera
K = 16*0.018 = 0.288
K = 30*0.018 = 0.54
K=1
Con los anteriores valores de K vamos al nomograma de longitudes equivalentes. De all podemos
obtener los siguientes datos:
- Entrada de Tubera
Le = 2.8 [m]
- Vlvula de Compuerta
Le = 0.5 [m]
- Codos de 45
Le = 1.0 [m] (Total 2.0 [m])
- Codos de 90
Le = 2.0 [m] (Total 4.0 [m])
- Salida de Tubera
Le = 3.6 [m]
Longitud Equivalente de los Accesorios: 12.9 [m]
Longitud Total Equivalente de la Tubera de Descarga: 37.9 [m]
Prdidas en la Tubera:
Usamos las tablas de consulta rpida:
La viscosidad de 520 [cSt] equivale a 2410 [SSU] (Multiplicando por el factor 4.6347)
Interpolando para 2410 [SSU], las prdidas son de 0.92 [psi/pie de tubera], multiplicado por los
124.3 pies de tubera (37.9 [m]), las prdidas de presin en tuberas vienen siendo de 114.8 [psi]
Presin Diferencial de la Bomba
El trabajo de la bomba consiste en transportar el fluido de un tanque a otro venciendo las prdidas
de presin en la tubera y la diferencia de altura entre los dos tanques.
p = H f + pest
pest = H 2O SG h
p = H f + pest
p = 135.9[ psi ]
Usamos la tabla de preseleccin de bombas de tres tornillos IMO, la cual nos ubica en el modelo
que debemos usar, sabiendo el diferencial de presin de la bomba (137.1 psi) y el caudal que
maneja (140 gpm)
Como nuestra presin es inferior a 150 psi, cualquier bomba nos servira (usando el primer
criterio: Presin mxima). Descartamos el modelo ACE y 3E porque el caudal mximo que manejan
no satisface las necesidades del problema y entonces usaremos el modelo UCF, el cual maneja
hasta 800 [gpm] y 175 [psi]. Buscando las tablas de desempeo de dicho modelo encontramos que
se ofrece con diferentes tamaos de rotor: 080N, 090N, 100N, 100L, 110N, 125L, 125N, los cuales
estn listados en orden ascendente. Usaremos el rotor de menor tamao (080N), ya que satisface
sin problemas las necesidades de caudal (Ya veremos porque).
El fabricante nos ofrece la bomba acoplada a diferentes motores: 1750 y 1150 [rpm] (El motor a
1450 [rpm] se usa para 50 [Hz]). Podemos buscar el caudal impulsado con uno u otro motor:
Para 1750 [rpm]
206.4 [gpm]
205.4 [gpm]
133.4 [gpm]
132.4 [gpm]
Nuestra situacin requiere 140 [gpm], por lo que la bomba girando a 1150 [rpm] no satisface la
necesidad y a 1750 [rpm] est muy por encima. Tenemos dos posibilidades: Comprar la bomba
girando a mayor velocidad y estrangular el flujo o buscar el punto ptimo de funcionamiento. La
segunda opcin es ms econmica en consumo de potencia, pero es ah cuando entra la decisin
del ingeniero.
24.9 [HP]
15.3 [HP]
bombas
reciprocantes
Bombas reciprocantes
Terry L. Henshaw, Unin Pump
Co.
ma, se enviara con un regulador de presin para servicio de la planta, a menudo se enva a la bomba de accin
directa para que funcione gratis. El aire comprimido
se utiliza con frecuencia para impulsar bombas pequeas en servicios como pruebas hidrostticas y dosificacin de productos qumicos.
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Bombas
reciprocantes
Aplicaciones
Las aplicaciones tpicas de las bombas reciprocantes
son:
Carga deglicoles. El etilenglicol o el trietilenglicol se bombea a un absorbedor a unas 1 000 psig para eliminar la
humedad del gas natural. El glicol absorbe el agua, se
lo estrangula a presin atmosfrica y se lo calienta para
eliminar el agua. Despus, se enfra y se devuelve con
la bomba al absorbedor. Para este servicio se utilizan
bombas de potencia con motor y reciprocantes de accin
directa.
Carga de aminas. La monoetanolamina, otras aminas y
los absorbentes patentados eliminan el sulfuro de hidrgeno y el dixido de carbono del gas natural. Se bombea
el absorbente hacia un absorbedor a unas 1 000 psig y
produce una accin similar a la de los glicoles. En las plantas grandes para tratamiento de gas se suelen utilizar
bombas centrfugas; en las pequeas, son ms adecuadas las bombas de potencia propulsadas por motor
elctrico.
Petrleo pobre. El aceite para absorcin se utiliza igual
que los glicoles y aminas pero absorbe los hidrocarburos
como butano, propano y etano del gas natural.
Inyeccin de agua salada. Un mtodo que se utiliza mucho para la recuperacin secundaria de petrleo y gas en
los campos casi agotados, es inundar los yacimientos con
agua, por lo general, agua salada en pozos perifricos para
obligar a los hidrocarburos a moverse hacia el pozo central. En los campos pequeos se utilizan bombas de potencia.
Eliminacin de agua salada. Se suelen utilizar bombas de
potencia para bombear el agua salada a un pozo para eliminarla.
r Horizonta i
-r
Fig. 1
Clasificacin
de
las
bombas
reciprocantes
BOMBAS RECIPROCANTES
Evitadores de reventones. Los evitadores de reventones, hidrulicos, siempre estn listos durante la perforacin de
pozos de petrleo y gas para cerrar el pozo si se inicia
el llamado reventn. La potencia hidrulica se aplica con
bombas reciprocantes, con motor elctrico o neumtico.
La presin normal de funcionamiento es entre 1 000 y
3 000 psig.
Sistemas de oleoductosy gasoductos. Se utilizan bombas de
potencia para inyectar amoniaco o hidrocarburos ligeros
en estas tuberas. Se envan diversas pastas aguadas y petrleo crudo en las tuberas con bombas de potencia de
pistn y mbolo.
Sistemas hidrulicos. Se utiliza un lquido hidrulico, corno aceite soluble y agua en laminadoras de acero y petrleo difano (Keroseno) y aceite en las laminadoras de
aluminio, para colocar los rodillos de las laminadoras y
se emplean cilindros hidrulicos para mover el metal que
se lamina. Estos sistemas de cargas con bombas de potencia con motor a una presin entre 1 000 y 5 000 psig.
Produccin defertilizantes. Se utilizan bombas de potencia con prensaestopas especiales para bombear amoniaco a presiones hasta de 5 500 psig. Se utilizan bombas
de potencia con extremos para lquido hechos de acero
inoxidable y prensaestopas especiales para bombear carbamato de amonio a presiones hasta de 3 500 psig para la produccin de urea.
Limpieza. El agua a presiones entre 7 000 y 10 000 psig
enviada con bombas de potencia se utiliza para lavar equipos y estructuras.
Tambores deshidratadores. La bomba de accin directa,
de mnima holgura es muy adecuada para bombear los
Fig. 2
155
156
Extremo de impulsin
Extremo de lquido
Fig. 4
c Extremo de Potencia
f?
Extremo
de lquido
Fig. 3
lnc.
Botella
succibn
-
Extremo de potencia
Pistn dplex
Gasa Pumps,
#j d
Las bombas de potencia tienen motor elktrico para el propulsor y pueden ser horizontales o verticales
Co.
BOMBAS
son vlvulas de retencin que se abren por la presin diferencial del lquido y la mayor parte de ellas estn bajo
carga de resorte.
El extremo del lquido es la parte de la bomba en que
se efecta el bombeo. Los componentes comunes en todos ellos son el cilindro para lquido, el elemento de bombeo y las vlvulas.
El cilindro para lquido es la pieza que retiene la presin en el extremo para lquido y es la parte ms importante de la cmara de bombeo. Suele incluir o soportar
a todos los dems componentes del extremo del lquido.
Un pistn (Fig. 5a) es un disco plano, cilndrico, montado en una biela y suele tener algn tipo de anillos selladores. Un mbolo (Fig. 5b) es una varilla lisa y en su
configuracin normal slo puede ser de accin sencilla.
Cuando se emplea pistn, los elementos selladores se
mueven; cuando se emplea mbolo, son estacionarios. Un
pistn debe sellar contra un cilindro o camisa dentro de
la bomba. El mbolo slo debe sellar en el prensaestopas
y slo toca la empaquetadura y, quiz, los bujes (casquillos) del prensaestopas.
La bomba de pistn suele tener una camisa reemplazable que absorbe el desgaste de los anillos del pistn.
En las bombas de mbolo no se requiere esa camisa, porque el mbolo slo toca el prensaestopas.
El sellamiento entre la cmara de bombeo y la atmsfera se logra con un prensaestopas (Fig. 5c), que incluye
anillos de empaquetadura que se adaptan y sellan contra
el DI del prensaestopas y la biela.
RECIPROCANTES
157
8. Pistn
b. mbolo
c. Prensaestopas
Fig. 5
Componentes
de bombas
para el extremo
reciprocantes
de
lquido
Vblvulas
para
bombas
reciprocantes
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BOMBAS
DE
DESPLAZAMIENTO
POSITIVO
Presibn de
Atmsfera
Material bombeado
:
,
:
Garganta Empaquetaha
cuadrada
Fig. 7
\\
\\
1, Seguidor del
casquillo
\
\ Punto crtico
de
sellamiento
BOMBAS
lo penetra ti
RECIPROCANTES
159
en el Bmbolo
Buen diio.
Pare agua frle y liquido8 de lubricidad comparable. Le longitud
total de empaquetedure deba ser menor que le cerrera total del
Bmbolo pere moier bii el ltimo de le empaquetadura con el llquid bombeedo.
Buen dieeflo.
Le mayor parte del lubricante ee ve hacia el liquido.
Puede ser cuadrado, en V 0 no ajueteble.
Cilindro IfquidO*.
,/ Ceequillo de estopero
Buje
.__
garganta
Un sol0 anillo. I
Se deecarge mecdnicamente.
Le
mucha carga
nica carga ea le baje presin.
Menores fricci6n y temperaturas que unidad de figura Bd.
MBs duracin de empaquetadura y Bmbaloe.
No se puede ajustar empaquetadura secundaria pare compensar deweete
/ E m b o l o
Fugas mlnimee
Ajuste autom&ico
Empaquetadura
secundaria
(baja presall
r- Inyecci6n de lubricante
A
Le lubricacin es opcional.
bptimo disefio pare casi todos loe servicios critico8 de alta presi6n.
Combine lo mejor de estopero doble y empaquetadura con resorte.
Fugas minimes, larga duracin, ajuste automi5tico.
Diseos
de
y Bmbolo
prensaestopas
de
bombas
reciprocantes
para
lquidos
de
proceso
de
muchas
caractersticas
160
Tiempo
a. Simplex
g 100
.O
2
De
lado A
I
Tiempo
b. Dplex
Fig. 9
Prensaestopas
En la figura 8 se ilustran los diseos de prensaestopas,
incluso los tipos estndar sin lubricacin y algunos sistemas de lubricacin y purga para minimizar las fugas y
prolongar la duracin de la empaquetadura.
Un importante adelanto han sido las empaquetaduras
bajo carga de resorte. Aunque este sistema se ha conocido desde hace ms de veinte aos y un fabricante ya lo
utilizaba desde entonces, ahora ha logrado mayor Inters.
La carga de resorte se aplica casi exclusivamente en
los sellos y empaquetaduras en V (cheurones) pero
tambin funciona con anillos cuadrados. El resorte
siempre debe estar en el lado de presin de la empaquetadura y se pueden utilizar diversos tipos, como una sola
espiral grande, espirales mltiples, arandelas onduladas, muelles Belleville y una arandela gruesa de caucho.
La carga necesaria en el resorte es pequea en comparacin con la fuerza que aplica el lquido en la empaquetadura. La funcin principal del resorte es aplicar una
pequea precarga para ayudar a asentar la empaquetadura y mantener a todos los bujes y anillos en su lugar
durante el funcionamiento.
Las empaquetaduras con carga de resorte tienen muchas ventajas, por ejemplo:
w No requieren ajuste del casquillo; slo hay que
apretarlo hasta que llegue a fondo y fijarlo. Esto elimina
una de las mayores variables en la duracin de la empaquetadura, o sea la pericia del operario.
n Permiten la dilatacin. Si se dilata la empaquetadura por el calor fricciona1 durante el asentamiento inicial, el resorte permite la dilatacin.
n Compensan el desgaste. Cuando se desgasta la empaquetadura, ocurre ajuste automtico dentro del prensaestopas. Se elimina el problema de transmitir la fuerza
a travs del anillo superior de la empaquetadura durante el ajuste.
n Producen una cavidad. La cavidad en el resorte es
un espacio anular para la inyeccin de lquido limpio
cuando se trabaja con pastas aguadas.
w Si el diseo de la bomba lo permite, se puede eliminar el casquillo. El prensaestopas, si es un componente separado, se puede desarmar y armar en el banco de
trabajo (Fig. 8j).
Las ventajas de la empaquetadura bajo carga de resorte se relacionan con la cavidad producida por el resorte
o muelle. Dado que esta cavidad tiene comunicacin directa con la cmara de bombeo, el volumen de despejo
adicional puede reducir la eficiencia volumtrica si el material bombeado tiene suficiente compresibilidad. En esta
cavidad tambin se acumulan los vapores. Si el diseo de
BOMBAS
la bomba no incluye respiracin en esa zona puede ocurrir reduccin en la eficiencia volumtrica.
La empaquetadura bajo carga de resorte es el equivalente, en las bombas reciprocantes, de los sellos mecnicos para ejes o rboles rotarios. Tienen pocas fugas,
larga duracin y se eliminan los ajustes. Los juegos de
empaquetadura se pueden colocar en tndem con soporte independiente para tener reduccin escalonada de
la presin o para atrapar las fugas de la empaquetadura
primaria que no pueden escapar a la atmsfera.
RECIPROCANTES
161
162
Dplex,
J . __ Triplex,
IU/
5
2
e
3
2
$
accin
acci6n sencilla
1 0 29 5
90
180
270
Rotacin del cigeal, grados
Fig. 10
No. de elementos
de bombeo de
accin sencilla
2
3
5
7
9
Tipo de
bomba
Dplex
Trplex
Quntuplex
Sptuplex
Nnuplex
Variacin en
la variacin,
7%
160
25
7
4
Al comparar estas cifras, se podra creer que la bomba trplex producira variaciones en la presin de alrededor de ll6 parte de la dplex y la quntuplex
alrededor de 1/3 parte de las de la trplex. En realidad,
si el flujo fuera totalmente turbulento y la friccin el nico factor que influyera en la presin, entonces las relaciones de variacin de presin seran el cuadrado de
estas fracciones en funcionamiento a baja velocidad. Esto no ocurre con velocidades moderadas porque interviene la carga de aceleracin.
Carga de aceleracin
sencilla
100
82
po de dos elementos de bombeo. Las bombas cudruplex rara vez se fabrican porque el perfil resultante de
velocidad, con sus codos desplazados 90, tiene mayor
variacin que en la trplex.
La bomba quntuplex tiene los codos del cigeal desplazados 72O con lo cual hay dos o tres elementos traslapados en todo momento. La velocidad slo vara un 7 %
(5 % por abajo y 2 % por arriba de la velocidad promedio). Igual que en las trplex, el nmero de impulsos por
revolucin es el doble del nmero de elementos de bombeo. Las bombas de potencia se construyen tambin con
siete y nueve elementos de bombeo y sus variaciones de
velocidad son de 4 % y 2 % .
En resumen, las variaciones en la velocidad de las
bombas de potencia son:
360
BOMBAS
bomba trplex produce mxima aceleracin a los 60,
180 y 300 de rotacin.
Se podra calcular la masa del lquido en el tubo de
succin, su aceleracin y la fuerza requerida y convertirlas a presin 0 energa por masa unitaria. Por fortuna,
ya se ha hecho en las normas del Hydraulic Institute*,
en las cuales se obtiene:
h, = LVNC/kg
en donde h, = carga de aceleracin, ft de lquido que
se bombea; L = longitud real (no equivalente) del tubo
de succin, ft; V = velocidad del lquido en el tubo de
succin, ft/s; N = velocidad de rotacin del cigeal,
rpm; C = constante que depende del tipo de bomba;
k = constante que depende de la comprensibilidad del
lquido y g = constante de la gravedad, 32.2 ft/s2. Los
valores numricos de las constantes C y k son:
Tipo de bomba
Dplex, accin
Trplex
Quntuplex
Sptuplex
Nnuplex
sencilla
Compresibilidad
del
Constante,
0.200
0.066
0.040
0.028
0.022
lquido
Constante,
1.4
1.5
2.5
= 40(1*21)(25W.O66)
1.5(32.2)
= 16 5 ft
Por tanto, se requiere una carga de 16.5 ft para acelerar la columna de 40 ft de lquido. Al convertir esta carga a unidades de presin se obtiene:
h,(S.G.)
paz-=
2.31
16.5(0.78)
2.31
= 5.6 psi
La ecuacin (1) no es lo bastante amplia para compensar factores como la elasticidad del sistema y la velocidad de una onda de presin en el lquido. Por ello, slo
se recomienda para tubos de succin cortos y no elsticos. Si se utiliza la ecuacin para tubos de succin de
ms de 50 ft, es probable que se tengan resultados inexactos.
Si dos o ms bombas funcionan en paralelo con un tubo comn de succin, para calcular la carga de acelera-
RECIPROCANTES
163
164
BOMBAS
DE
DESPLAZAMIENTO
POSITIVO
6
5
velocidad
0
Fig. 1 1
mhxima
100
200
300
400
Velocidad de le bomba, rpm
La carga de las vlvulas influye
en la NPSHIR
recomendad
500
165
BOMBAS RECIPROCANTES
Esta entrada de aire se puede reducir con un lquido
sellador externo, como aceite lubricante que se enve
contra la superficie del mbolo o dentro de la empaquetadura. Un mtodo muy eficaz es el de instalar un anillo
de empaquetadura con pestaa de sello continua en cada lado de un anillo de cierre hidrulico, con ambas pestaas hacia el anillo e inyectar aceite con un lubricador
mecnico en el anillo de cierre. Se debe tener cuidado
de no aplicar presin excesiva contra el anillo porque
puede daar la empaquetadura, el lubricador o el prensaestopas.
64
&
63
m
E
p
62
2
f
m
0
m
8
0
61
60
n
con eje horizontal
Wvula de dis
/
01
0
Fig. 12
1 j /
IGC-.
lNPSHtR
I
0.5
= 0 85 PSI
1.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.5
Carga neta positiva de succin disponible, psi
166
BOMBAS
DE
DESPLAZAMIENTO
POSITIVO
140
L$ 120
2
2100
2P
m
tij
80
p 60
s
8 40
20
0
20
40
60
80
Fig. 13
100
ap 8o
$70
PC3
Q( w
9m = pi = 1,715Pi
100
.2m' 60
460
8
E 40
.m
.g2 30
g 20
10
0
20
40
60
80
100
Fig. 14
BOMBAS
didas por friccin y se convierte en una parte ms pequea de la entrada de potencia. Si se prolongasen estas
curvas hasta cero carga del mbolo, la eficiencia sera
cero porque tambin lo sera la salida de potencia, pero
se necesitara algo de potencia para contrarrestar las
prdidas por friccin.
Algunos especialistas en aplicaciones de bombas utilizan un valor fijo de 85 % para la eficiencia de la bomba,
sin que importen las presiones de funcionamiento. Como se puede ver en las curvas, resulta seguro para muchas aplicaciones porque, por lo general, la bomba de
potencia se utiliza para presiones de descarga de ms de
la mitad de su capacidad nominal. Hay algunos servicios en los que la presin diferencial es baja y el empleo
deqm = 85% har que se utilice un propulsor de menor tamao.
167
RECIPROCANTES
1oc
80
80
g 60
m:
2
g 40
J
60
20
20
40
10
20
30
40
50
Velocidad de la bomba, ciclos/min
70
Fig. 15
Se ha evitado utilizar el trmino capacidad entregada porque connotara que el volumen se medira en la
descarga de la bomba. Dado que en la mayor parte de
los lquidos se comprimen un valor mensurable cuando
se mueven desde la succin hasta la descarga, el volumen de flujos, gpm, es menor en la descarga que en la
succin, aunque el flujo de masa sea el mismo.
Casi siempre, el ingeniero de proceso indicar los requisitos de capacidad y las caractersticas del lquido en
las condiciones de succin de la bomba, porque se desconocen las caractersticas en la descarga. Adems, si el
sistema incluye un medidor de flujo o aforador por lo general estar en el lado de succin para no tener que emplear uno para alta presin en el lado de descarga. Para
conveniencia y uniformidad, se utilizar el trmino capacidad para indicar el volumen de gasto en el tubo de
succin.
La segunda mitad de la ecuacin (4) es el desplazamiento de la bomba. Se debe evitar el trmino desplazamiento terico pues no tiene nada de ello, pues es
real y fcil de medir. El desplazamiento es el volumen
desplazado por el elemento de bombeo por unidad de
tiempo. En una bomba de mbolo trplex, de accin
sencilla, la ecuacin es:
ALAPL
9m = A,APD
(3)
Eficiencia
volumtrica
Eficiencia mechica
de accin directa
60
de una bomba
D = 3(m/4)d2
IN
(5)
71, = Q/D
(4)
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BOMBAS
DE
DESPLAZAMIENTO
POSITIVO
= 0.97
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52.6 2
500
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33.4 m
30.4 0
26.0 z
24.6 2
22.2 =
19.7 .:
16.6 i
p1
z
E
p 200
loo
50
0
40
50
60
Desplazamiento, gpm
Fig. 16
BOMBAS
do se duplica la velocidad de la bomba tambin se duplica la carga de aceleracin y se reduce la (NPSH), del
sistema. Adems, si se duplica la velocidad se necesita
resorte de vlvula ms fuerte, lo que aumenta la
(NPSH), de la bomba. Si la (NPSH), cae por abajo de
la (NPSH), , ocurrirn cavitacin y golpeteo.
La mejor resolucin de ese problema es un amortiguador eficaz en la tubera de succin, pero se vuelven
menos eficaces a altas frecuencias debido a la inercia de
sus piezas movibles y la del lquido que contienen, que
debe oscilar para que funcionen. Cuando ms se necesita el amortiguador, muchas veces no responde.
Mediante observaciones en el campo, el autor ha establecido un grupo de velocidades mximas recomendadas para servicio continuo (Fig. 17). El funcionamiento
intermitente y cclico a ms de esas velocidades se ha encontrado satisfactorio. Los factores como el diseo de la
bomba, diseo del sistema, gas arrastrado, altas temperaturas, slidos arrastrados, alta viscosidad y la exigencia de baja intensidad del ruido pueden exigir velocidades ms bajas.
La velocidad mnima de una bomba de potencia se
determina por su capacidad para proveer suficiente lubricacin en todas las superficies del cojinete y apoyo en
el extremo de potencia. Algunas bombas pueden funcionar bien a apenas 20 rpm o menos. A otras, hay que
mantenerlas a 100 rpm 0 ms.
Las bombas de accin directa funcionan con velocidades que suelen estar entre 0 y 50 ciclos/min segn sea
la longitud de la carrera. La capacidad de estas bombas
para funcionar a velocidades que pueden bajar hasta el
punto de ahogo, es deseable en algunas aplicaciones.
Sistemas ropulsores de
bombas B
e potencia
La unidad motriz ms comn para las bombas de potencia es el motor elctrico, aunque a veces se utilizan
turbinas, motores de combustin y otras mquinas motrices. Las velocidades de las bombas de potencia suelen
ser entre 20 y 500 rpm; los motores tpicos trabajan entre 1 000 y 1 800 rpm. Por ello, hay que conectar el eje
500
169
o rbol del motor con el eje de la bomba con algn reductor de velocidad. En unidades de menos de 100 hp,
se utilizan las correas (bandas) en V, aunque tambin
se emplean bandas dentadas, cadenas y engranes. Para
ms de 100 hp, se emplean ms los engranes y menos
las bandas y cadenas.
En ocasiones se emplean unidades motrices de velocidad variable para dosificar en forma precisa el lquido
en el sistema. Los motovariadores pequeos suelen tener poleas de paso variable, pero hay problemas de
mantenimiento si no se aplica un factor de servicio suficiente al determinar su tamao.
Con ms de 60 hp, la velocidad variable se obtiene
con acoplamientos hidrulicos y embragues de corriente
parsita. Aunque son eficaces para controlar la velocidad y la capacidad de la bomba, el usuario debe tener
en cuenta que no obtiene ahorros de energa si opera la
bomba a velocidad reducida, salvo que la presin de
descarga caiga de acuerdo con la capacidad.
Para tener presin de descarga constante, la bomba
Irequiere
una entrada constante de par o torsin. El
acoplamiento hidrulico y el embargue de corriente
parsita necesitan el mismo par de entrada que de salida. Por tanto, el eje de entrada aI acoplamiento que gira
a velocidad constante y requiere un par constante, tambin necesita entrada constante de potencia. Cuando estos mecanismos se utilizan para bombas centrfugas, se
ahorra energa a baja velocidad porque el par requerido
para ellas vara ms o menos en relacin al cuadrado de
la velocidad.
Debido a que la eficiencia mxima de las unidades
motrices de velocidad variable es de alrededor del 97 % ,
la potencia requerida en la unidad motriz es siempre
3 % mayor que la mxima requerida por la bomba. Por
ello, en muchas plantas sus bombas de potencia funcionan a velocidad constante y se deriva el exceso de capacidad de retorno al recipiente de succin. Tambin se
utilizan motores de velocidad mltiple en combinacin
con derivaciones para controlar la capacidad.
Los motores de induccin con impulsin de frecuencia variable y las transmisiones hidrostticas ha logrado
cada vez mayor aceptacin para las bombas por el menor consumo de energa a baja velocidad de la bomba.
Fig. 17
RECIPROCANTES
Velocidades mAximas
en servicio continuo
de bomba de potencia
170
w Que incluya una vlvula de desahogo de un tamao que deje pasar toda la capacidad de la bomba que no
exceda del 110% de su presin de disparo o apertura. La descarga de la vlvula de desahogo debe retornar
al recipiente de succin para que los gases desprendidos
en la vlvula no vuelvan a la bomba.
n Que incluya un tubo y vlvula de derivacin para
poder volver a arrancar la bomba en contra de una insignificante presin de descarga.
n
Que incluya una vlvula de retencin para no
aplicar la presin del sistema en la bomba durante el
arranque.
Los detalles de un buen sistema diseado como se
describe antes aparecen en la figura 19.
baja
Cuando se disea el sistema de succin para una bomba reciprocante, se puede encontrar que la (NPSH), es
menor que la (NPSH),. Entre las correcciones para la
NPSH baja estn:
w Aumentar el dimetro de la tubera de succin.
n Reducir el dimetro del tubo de succin al tenderlo en una trayectoria ms directa o bien acercar la bomba al recipiente de succin.
n Instalar una botella o estabilizador de succin o
amortiguador de pulsaciones adyacentes al extremo de
lquido de la bomba. Una botella ha dado buenos resultados con presiones menores a 50 psig, pero se necesita
mantener el nivel de lquido. Muchas veces, un tramo
de manguera de caucho en el tubo de succin, junto con
la bomba, reducir la carga de aceleracin.
n Elevar el recipiente de succin o el nivel del Iquido en el mismo.
n Reducir la temperatura del lquido que se bombea.
n Reducir la velocidad de la bomba de potencia o
instalar una ms grande que trabaje a menor velocidad.
Con una velocidad ms baja, puede ser posible operar
la bomba con resortes suaves o sin resortes en la vlvula
de succin.
Si las correcciones anteriores son insuficientes, imprcticas o imposibles, se debe instalar una bomba reforzadora que, para una bomba de potencia suele ser centrfuga,
aunque a veces se emplean bombas reciprocantes de
accin directa y rotatorias. La (NPSH), para la bomba
reforzada debe ser menor que la del sistema. La carga de
la reforzadora debe exceder de la (NPSH), de la bomba
de succin ms las prdidas en la tubera ms la carga de
aceleracin en, cuando menos, 20%. La reforzadora se
debe instalar junto al recipiente de succin e instalar una
botella o amortiguador de pulsaciones junto a la bomba
de potencia para proteger la reforzadora contra el flujo a
pulsaciones.
50
100
150
200
250
300
18
350
400
450
500
rpm
BOMBAS
en paralelo con las dems. En una bomba mltiplex hay
la posibilidad de cebar una sola cmara mientras las dems estn llenas de vapores.
La bomba reciprocante suele ser autocebante. Pero, el
gran volumen de despejo o volumen libre en casi todas
ellas, imposibilita que el mbolo produzca presin apreciable de descarga cuando una cmara est llena con
gas. Por lo general, la bomba estar llena de aire despus del mantenimiento y en algunas cmaras penetra
aire que se infiltra por la empaquetadura durante los periodos de paro. En el arranque, a menudo se succiona
el aire del tubo de succin a la bomba. Por ello, es necesario mantener baja la presin de descarga durante ms
o menos los primeros 30 segundos de funcionamiento.
Esto permite que se expulse el gas de cada cmara de
bombeo y que est cebada cuando queda expuesta a la
presin de descarga. En muchos sistemas slo es posible
mantener baja la presin de descarga con un tubo de derivacin; no se debe conectar en la succin de la bomba
porque sta volvera a succionar el gas.
Otros beneficios se logran con el arranque de una
bomba de potencia en contra de una presin insignificante de descarga. El par al arranque ser el 25% del
de plena carga, con lo cual se puede emplear un motor
con par o torsin normal al arranque, que reduce el
tiempo en que hay mxima corriente. Adems, los acoplamientos, bandas V, engranes o cadenas tendrn poca
carga. El extremo de potencia de la bomba podr formar pelculas completas de lubricante en las superficies
de deslizamiento y los mbolos se mojarn con el lubricante o con el lquido bombeado.
Si una bomba empieza a funcionar con brusquedad
o se reduce su capacidad durante el funcionamiento
normal, es probable que haya succin de gas a una o
ms cmaras de bombeo. Si el sistema tiene tubo de derivacin (Fig. 19) slo hay que abrir la vlvula de derivacin hasta que salga el gas. Si persiste la succin de
gas, hay que buscar y eliminar su fuente.
Placa
desviadora
Codo
largo
Nivel mnimo
,, de liquido
apertura
Vlvula de
desahogo con 10%
de acumulacin
total
RECIPROCANTES
171
Volumen de despejo
El volumen de despejo o libre de la cmara de bombeo en la bomba reciprocante es el volumen en ella
cuando el mbolo o pistn est al final de su carrera de
descarga (Fig. 20). El volumen libre, c, se suele expresar
como fraccin o porcentaje del desplazamiento, d y se
denomina relacin c/d o porcentaje de espacio libre.
La mayor parte de las bombas reciprocantes tienen
una relacin c/d de 2 a 4 (200 % a 400 %) y estos valores
son mayores en las bombas de mbolos que en las de pistones. Se han diseado bombas de mbolo con relaciones c/d de apenas 0.5. Las bombas de pistn con mnimo
volumen libre, destinadas a lquidos voltiles, tienen relaciones c/d de alrededor de O. 15
Todos los lquidos se comprimen, algunos ms que
otros, cuando aumenta la presin. Entre 15 y 10 000
psia, el agua se comprime 3 % . El propano se comprime
alrededor de 5% entre 150 y 3 000 psia. El lquido atrapado en el volumen libre a presin de descarga se debe
expandir hasta la presin de succin antes de que se
abra la vlvula de succin.
Si en una bomba con relacin c/d de 3 se bombea un
lquido que se comprime 5%, el mbolo se debe mover
un 15 % de su carrera de succin antes de que la presin
en la cmara baje hasta la presin de succin. Esto ocasiona una reduccin de 15 % en la capacidad, medida en
el tubo de succin. Cuando se hace la seleccin de la
bomba, su tamao debe ser 15 % mayor del normal y al
determinar el propulsor es preferible que tenga la potencia requerida para agua, porque el lquido podra ser
una mezcla menos compresible que lo previsto.
La relacin c/d tambin se refleja en la capacidad de
autocebado o de eliminacin de gases de la bomba reciprocante, si se llena de gas. Con un volumen libre de
15 % , una bomba puede producir una relacin de presin de 15 con aire, pero con un volumen libre de 300 %
slo se logra una relacin de presin de 1.5. Cuando hay
aire atmosfrico inicialmente en la cmara, la primera
bomba citada descargara a alrededor de 200 psig y la
segunda slo a unas 7 psig. Por tanto, si llegan a succionar cualquier cantidad de gas, habr un descenso notable en el rendimiento.
Fig. 19
La alta presin de succin requiere cuidados especiales en las bombas reciprocantes, en particular las de accin sencilla. En las bombas de accin sencilla y doble,
172
Fig. 20
BOMBAS RECIPROCANTES
la eficiencia mecnica de esta bomba con esta carga es:
q7m = 0.89, en el supuesto de que la empaquetadura
est lubricada.
Ahora se rearregla la ecuacin (2) para encontrar la
potencia de entrada y se tienen en cuenta las presiones
de succin y descarga. El resultado se convierte en:
Pi*m
QP,hra - 0.05)
1 715
38(500)(0.89 - 0.05)
p, = 38(1,000)
1
1 715
1 715(0.89) -
11.1
- = 0.71
vm=pi= 15.6
Entonces, una bomba que tiene una eficiencia mecnica de 89 % con una presin de succin de 0 psig y una
presin de descarga de 1 000 psig, sufre una reduccin
de la eficiencia al 71% si se aumenta la presin de succin a 500 psig.
Aunque la eficiencia de descarga, utilizada en la ecuacin (6) sea del 89 % y la eficiencia de succin del 84 % ,
la eficiencia total es 71% . Para evitar confusiones cuando se informe de las eficiencias de bombas que funcionan
con alta presin de succin, hay que entender el fenmeno descrito y tener cuidado de sealar con claridad de
cul eficiencia se trata.
La ecuacin (6) dar resultados precisos para todas
las presiones de succin aunque, por lo general, no se
utiliza hasta que la presin de succin exceda del 5 % de
la de descarga.
173
Agradecimientos
El autor desea agradecer a la empresa en que trabaja
su apoyo al preparar este artculo y sus departamentos
de ingeniera y promocin de bombas reciprocantes que
suministraron fotografas y dibujos. Adems, a Gaso
Pumps Inc., y a Ingersoll-Rand Co., por el suministro
de dibujos e informacin.
Referencias
1. Chesney, A. J. r., Water Injection-Pump Development, Paper 68-PET-ll,
ASME, N e w iJo r k , 1968.
2. Hydraulic Institute Standards, 13th ed., Hydraulic Institutc, Cleveland,
1975.
3. Miller, J. E., Experimental Investi ation of Plunger Pump Suction Conditions, Paper 64-PET-14,
ASME, 3 ew York, 1964.
4. Collier, S. E., Know Your Mud Pump-Part 5: Knocking, Wworld Oi& Gulf
Pub. Co., Houston, 1958/1959.
El autor
Ten-v L. Henshaw es eerente de
investig&n y desarrollo di la Union
Pump Co., Battle Creek, MI 49016.
Anteriormente fue gerente de la
divisin de bombas reciprocantes en
Battle Creek e ingeniero de ventas en
su oficina de Houston. Antes, trabaj
en Ingersoll-Rand. Ha fungido como
presidente de la seccin de bombas
reciprocantes del Hydraulic Institute
y como miembro del grupo de trabajo
d e l API q u e p r e p a r l a n o r m a API
674 para bombas reciprocantes de
desplazamiento positivo. Es miembro
de ASME e ingeniero profesional registrado en Texas y Michigan.
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Qmax
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48.4
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140
210
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4.1
6.2
14.3
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P41
P45
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Pmax
KWmax
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14,7
150
4.5
23.1
200
5.9
28.3
280
8.6
42.5
220
11.0
58.2
250
17.9
85.5
250
29.1
93.8
110
20.3
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500
29.5
164.6
200
42.8
175.0
420
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-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
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NP10
Hub
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140
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10.6
70
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140
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14.6
70
18
14.1
5.3
6.6
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Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
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Auen-
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Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
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max.
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ca./approx.
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636
70
5.3
bar
l/h
C
kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
90
100
110
120
130
140
7.3
438
1000
180
186
127
133
1.3
1.5
1.6
1.8
8.1
486
1100
180
186
139
145
1.4
1.6
1.8
1.9
2.1
8.8
528
1200
180
186
151
157
1.6
1.8
1.9
2.1
2.3
2.5
9.5
570
1300
180
186
165
171
1.7
1.9
2.1
2.3
2.5
2.7
10.6
636
1450
180
186
180
186
1.9
2.1
2.3
2.5
2.8
3.0
1 x SPZ
NP10/13-140
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
max.
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max.
ca./approx.
140
786
70
5.3
bar
l/h
C
kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
90
100
110
120
130
140
9.1
546
1000
180
186
127
133
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.2
10.0
600
1100
180
186
139
145
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.4
2.6
10.9
654
1200
180
186
151
157
2.0
2.2
2.4
2.6
2.8
3.0
11.8
708
1300
180
186
165
171
2.1
2.4
2.6
2.8
3.1
3.3
13.1
786
1450
180
186
180
186
2.3
2.6
2.9
3.1
3.4
3.6
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RPM
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Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
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Auen-
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Auen-
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berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
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ca./approx.
140
876
70
5.3
bar
l/h
C
kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
90
100
110
120
130
140
10.1
606
1000
180
186
127
133
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.4
11.1
666
1100
180
186
139
145
2.0
2.2
2.4
2.7
2.9
12.1
726
1200
180
186
151
157
2.2
2.4
2.7
2.9
3.1
3.4
13.1
786
1300
180
186
165
171
2.3
2.6
2.9
3.1
3.4
3.6
14.6
876
1450
180
186
180
186
2.6
2.9
3.2
3.5
3.8
4.1
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RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
max.
max.
max.
ca./approx.
210
835
70
7.3
bar
l/h
C
kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1800/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
140
160
180
190
200
210
10.8
649
1400
180
185
140
145
3.0
3.4
3.8
4.0
11.6
696
1500
180
185
150
155
3.2
3.7
4.1
4.3
4.6
12.4
742
1600
180
185
160
165
3.4
3.9
4.4
4.6
4.9
5.1
13.1
788
1700
180
185
170
175
3.6
4.1
4.7
4.9
5.2
5.4
13.9
835
1800
180
185
180
185
3.8
4.4
4.9
5.2
5.5
5.8
1 x SPZ
NP16/15-210
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
2 x SPZ
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
max.
max.
max.
ca./approx.
210
900
70
7.3
bar
l/h
C
kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
140
160
180
190
200
210
10.3
618
1000
180
186
127
133
2.8
3.3
3.7
3.9
11.4
684
1100
180
186
139
145
3.1
3.6
4.0
4.3
4.5
12.4
744
1200
180
186
151
157
3.4
3.9
4.4
4.6
4.9
5.1
13.4
804
1300
180
186
165
171
3.7
4.2
4.8
5.0
5.3
5.6
15.0
900
1450
180
186
180
186
4.1
4.7
5.3
5.6
5.9
6.2
1 x SPZ
NP16/18-140
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
2 x SPZ
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
max.
140 bar
max.
1098 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 7.3 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
90
100
110
120
130
140
12.6
756
1000
180
186
127
133
2.2
2.5
2.7
3.0
13.9
834
1100
180
186
139
145
2.5
2.7
3.0
3.3
3.6
15.1
906
1200
180
186
151
157
2.7
3.0
3.3
3.6
3.9
4.2
16.4
984
1300
180
186
165
171
2.9
3.2
3.6
3.9
4.2
4.5
18.3
1098
1450
180
186
180
186
3.2
3.6
4.0
4.3
4.7
5.0
1 x SPZ
2 x SPZ
NP16/21-140
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
max.
140 bar
max.
1248 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 7.3 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
90
100
110
120
130
140
14.3
858
1000
180
186
127
133
2.5
2.8
3.1
3.4
15.8
948
1100
180
186
139
145
2.8
3.1
3.4
3.7
4.0
17.2
1032
1200
180
186
151
157
3.0
3.4
3.7
4.1
4.4
4.7
18.6
1116
1300
180
186
165
171
3.3
3.7
4.0
4.4
4.8
5.1
20.8
1248
1450
180
186
180
186
3.7
4.1
4.5
4.9
5.3
5.7
1 x SPZ
2 x SPZ
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
Subject to change
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
BAUREIHE
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
SERIES
Type
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
Leistungsaufnahme
Power
Consump.
berdruck
max.
Pressure
max.
NP25
kW
bar
min-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
NP25/21-300 00.6155
12.3
300
1450
20.8
70
18
20
16.6
8.7
NP25/25-250 00.6154
12.4
250
1450
25.0
70
18
24
16.6
9.3
NP25/30-200 00.6153
12.2
200
1450
31.1
70
22
20
17.0
6.4
NP25/38-180 00.6152
13.2
180
1450
37.3
70
22
24
17.0
6.8
NP25/41-170 00.6151
13.5
170
1450
40.4
70
25
20
17.0
8.0
NP25/50-150 00.6150
14.3
150
1450
48.4
70
25
24
17.0
9.3
NP25/21-300
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
14.4
861
1000
180 186
15.8
947
1100
180 186
17.2 1033
1200
180 186
18.7 1119
1300
180 186
20.8 1249
1450
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPA*
Number of SPA V-Belts*
127
139
151
165
180
133
145
157
171
186
l/min
l/h
1/min
Output
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
17.2 1034
1000
180 186
19.0 1138
1100
180 186
20.7 1241
1200
180 186
22.4 1345
1300
180 186
25.0 1500
1450
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPA*
Number of SPA V-Belts*
127
139
151
165
180
133
145
157
171
186
l/h
1/min
Output
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
mm
mm
mm
mm
21.4 1286
1000
180 186
23.6 1415
1100
180 186
25.7 1544
1200
180 186
27.9 1672
1300
180 186
31.1 1865
1450
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPA*
Number of SPA V-Belts*
127
139
151
165
180
133
145
157
171
186
1/min
Output
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
mm
mm
mm
mm
25.7 1544
1000
180 186
28.3 1698
1100
180 186
30.9 1852
1200
180 186
33.4 2007
1300
180 186
37.3 2238
1450
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPA*
Number of SPA V-Belts*
127
139
151
165
180
133
145
157
171
186
1/min
300
8.5
9.3
10.2
11.0
12.3
3x
SPA
max.
250 bar
max.
1500 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 16.6 kg
210
7.2
7.9
8.6
9.3
10.4
230
7.9
8.6
9.4
10.2
11.4
250
8.5
9.4
10.2
11.1
12.4
3x
SPA
max.
200 bar
max.
1865 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 17.0 kg
140
5.9
6.5
7.1
7.7
8.6
160
6.8
7.4
8.1
8.8
9.8
180
7.6
8.4
9.1
9.9
11.0
200
8.4
9.3
10.1
11.0
12.2
3x
SPA
2 x SPA
max.
180 bar
max.
2238 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 17.0 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk- Auen-
Eff.Dia. Ext.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
l/h
120
5.1
5.6
6.1
6.6
7.3
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
l/min
100
4.2
4.6
5.1
5.5
6.1
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
NP25/38-180
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
190
6.5
7.1
7.8
8.4
9.4
1 x SPA
Frdermenge
280
7.9
8.7
9.5
10.3
11.5
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk- Auen-
Eff.Dia. Ext.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
l/h
170
5.8
6.4
7.0
7.5
8.4
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
l/min
150
5.1
5.6
6.1
6.7
7.4
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
NP25/30-200
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
260
7.3
8.1
8.8
9.5
10.7
2 x SPA
Frdermenge
240
6.8
7.5
8.1
8.8
9.8
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk- Auen-
Eff.Dia. Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
l/min
220
6.2
6.8
7.5
8.1
9.0
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
NP25/25-250
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
200
5.7
6.2
6.8
7.3
8.2
2 x SPA
Frdermenge
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk- Auen-
Eff.Dia. Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
max.
300 bar
max.
1249 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 16.6 kg
80
4.1
4.5
4.9
5.3
5.9
1 x SPA
100
5.1
5.6
6.1
6.6
7.3
120
6.1
6.7
7.3
7.9
8.8
140
7.1
7.8
8.5
9.2
10.3
2 x SPA
160
8.1
8.9
9.7
10.5
11.8
180
9.1
10.0
10.9
11.9
13.2
3x
SPA
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
NP25/41-170
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
27.8 1670
1000
180 186
30.6 1837
1100
180 186
33.4 2004
1200
180 186
36.2 2171
1300
180 186
40.4 2421
1450
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPA*
Number of SPA V-Belts*
127
139
151
165
180
133
145
157
171
186
l/min
l/h
1/min
Output
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
mm
mm
mm
mm
33.4 2004
1000
180 186
36.7 2204
1100
180 186
38.7 2325
1200
180 186
43.4 2605
1300
180 186
48.4 2906
1450
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPA*
Number of SPA V-Belts*
127
139
151
165
180
133
145
157
171
186
1/min
130
7.1
7.8
8.5
9.3
10.3
150
8.2
9.0
9.9
10.7
11.9
170
9.3
10.2
11.2
12.1
13.5
3x
SPA
max.
150 bar
max.
2906 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 17.0 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk- Auen-
Eff.Dia. Ext.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
l/h
110
6.0
6.6
7.2
7.8
8.7
2 x SPA
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
l/min
90
4.9
5.4
5.9
6.4
7.2
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
NP25/50-150
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
70
3.8
4.2
4.6
5.0
5.6
1 x SPA
Frdermenge
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk- Auen-
Eff.Dia. Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
max.
170 bar
max.
2421 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 17.0 kg
50
3.3
3.6
3.8
4.3
4.8
70
4.6
5.1
5.3
6.0
6.7
1 x SPA
90
5.9
6.5
6.9
7.7
8.6
110
7.2
8.0
8.4
9.4
10.5
130
8.5
9.4
9.9
11.1
12.4
150
9.9
10.8
11.4
12.8
14.3
3x
SPA
2 x SPA
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
Sonderausfhrungen
Special Versions
The NP25/21. /30. /38. /41 and /50 pump models are
also available with AISI 316TI stainless steel valve casings and inner wetted parts. These special versions are
identified by the supplement letters RE.
Special seals upon request.
Subject to change
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
BAUREIHE
SERIES
Leistungsaufnahme
berdruck
Power
Consump.
Pressure
RPM
Output
max.
max.
max.
WaterTemp.
max.
kW
bar
min-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
max.
Hub
P11
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
P11/10-100
00.1308
3.1
150
1420
10.2
70
18.0
10.0
6.3
5.8
P11/13-100
00.0902
3.9
150
1420
12.7
70
18.0
12.4
6.3
5.5
P11/15-150
00.1297
4.5
150
1420
14.7
70
18.0
14.1
6.3
5.3
P11/3-200
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
200 bar
max.
185 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approw. 6.3 kg
84
100
0.4
120
0.5
140
0.6
160
0.6
180
0.7
200
0.8
93
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
2.0
117
900
125
130
79
2.2
130
1000
125
130
88
2.4
143
1100
125
130
97
102
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1.0
2.6
156
1200
125
130
106
111
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.9
1.0
1.1
2.8
169
1300
125
130
114
119
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1.0
1.2
3.1
185
1420
125 130
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPZ
Number of SPZ V-Belts
125
130
0.6
0.8
0.9
1.0
1.1
1.3
1 x SPZ
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P11/5-200
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
200 bar
max.
283 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approw. 6.3 kg
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
3.0
179
900
125
130
79
84
100
0.6
120
0.7
140
0.9
160
1.0
180
1.1
200
1.2
3.3
199
1000
125
130
88
93
0.7
0.8
1.0
1.1
1.2
1.4
3.7
219
1100
125
130
97
102
0.7
0.9
1.0
1.2
1.3
1.5
4.0
239
1200
125
130
106
111
0.8
1.0
1.1
1.3
1.5
1.6
4.3
259
1300
125
130
114
119
0.9
1.1
1.2
1.4
1.6
1.8
4.7
283
1420
125 130
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPZ
Number of SPZ V-Belts
125
130
1.0
1.2
1.3
1.5
1.7
1.9
1 x SPZ
D1580 062001S
P11/10-100
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
150
612
70
6.3
bar
l/h
C
kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
max.
max.
ca./approx.
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
6.5
7.2
390
432
900
1000
125
125
130
130
79
88
84
93
80
1.1
1.2
100
1.3
1.5
120
1.6
1.8
130
1.7
1.9
140
2.1
150
-
7.9
8.6
474
516
1100
1200
125
125
130
130
97
106
102
111
1.3
1.4
1.6
1.8
1.9
2.1
2.1
2.3
2.3
2.5
2.4
2.6
9.3
558
1300
125 130
10.2
612
1420
125 130
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPZ
Number of SPZ V-Belts
114
125
119
130
1.5
1.7
1.9
2.1
2.3
2.5
2.5
2.7
2.7
2.9
2.8
3.1
1 x SPZ
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P11/13-100
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
84
93
120
2.0
2.2
130
2.2
2.4
140
2.5
150
-
102
111
119
130
1.6
1.7
1.9
2.1
2.0
2.2
2.4
2.6
2.4
2.6
2.8
3.1
2.6
2.8
3.1
3.4
2.8
3.1
3.3
3.6
3.0
3.3
3.6
3.9
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
8.1
8.9
486
534
900
1000
125
125
130
130
79
88
9.8
588
1100
125 130
10.7
642
1200
125 130
11.6
696
1300
125 130
12.7
762
1420
125 130
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPZ
Number of SPZ V-Belts
97
106
114
125
1 x SPZ
2 x SPZ
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P11/15-150
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
9.3
558
900
125 130
10.3
618
1000
125 130
11.4
684
1100
125 130
12.4
744
1200
125 130
13.4
804
1300
125 130
14.7
882
1420
125 130
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPZ
Number of SPZ V-Belts
79
88
97
106
114
125
84
93
102
111
119
130
max.
max.
max.
ca./approx.
150
882
70
6.3
bar
l/h
C
kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
1/min
bar
l/h
C
kg
100
1.7
1.8
l/h
l/h
150
762
70
6.3
80
1.3
1.5
l/min
l/min
max.
max.
max.
ca./approx.
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
2 x SPZ
80
1.5
1.7
1.9
2.0
2.2
2.4
1 x SPZ
100
1.9
2.1
2.3
2.5
2.7
3.0
120
2.3
2.5
2.8
3.0
3.3
3.6
130
2.5
2.7
3.0
3.3
3.6
3.9
2 x SPZ
140
2.9
3.3
3.5
3.8
4.2
150
3.5
3.8
4.1
4.5
P11/3-200
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
200 bar
max.
185 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approw. 6.3 kg
84
100
0.4
120
0.5
140
0.6
160
0.6
180
0.7
200
0.8
93
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
2.0
117
900
125
130
79
2.2
130
1000
125
130
88
2.4
143
1100
125
130
97
102
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1.0
2.6
156
1200
125
130
106
111
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.9
1.0
1.1
2.8
169
1300
125
130
114
119
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1.0
1.2
3.1
185
1420
125 130
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPZ
Number of SPZ V-Belts
125
130
0.6
0.8
0.9
1.0
1.1
1.3
1 x SPZ
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P11/5-200
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
200 bar
max.
283 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approw. 6.3 kg
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
3.0
179
900
125
130
79
84
100
0.6
120
0.7
140
0.9
160
1.0
180
1.1
200
1.2
3.3
199
1000
125
130
88
93
0.7
0.8
1.0
1.1
1.2
1.4
3.7
219
1100
125
130
97
102
0.7
0.9
1.0
1.2
1.3
1.5
4.0
239
1200
125
130
106
111
0.8
1.0
1.1
1.3
1.5
1.6
4.3
259
1300
125
130
114
119
0.9
1.1
1.2
1.4
1.6
1.8
4.7
283
1420
125 130
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPZ
Number of SPZ V-Belts
125
130
1.0
1.2
1.3
1.5
1.7
1.9
1 x SPZ
D1580 062001S
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
BAUREIHE
SERIES
Leistungsaufnahme
berdruck
Power
Consump.
Pressure
RPM
Output
max.
max.
max.
WaterTemp.
max.
-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
max.
kW
bar
min
Hub
P21
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
P21/16-200
00.0866
5.9
200
1450
15.1
70
16.0
18.0
7.8
7.0
P21/15-160
00.0543
4.6
160
1420
14.7
70
18.0
14.1
7.8
5.5
P21/18-130
00.0555
4.6
130
1420
18.1
70
20.0
14.1
7.8
6.0
P21/23-130
00.0579
5.9
130
1420
23.1
70
20.0
18.0
7.8
7.4
P21/16-200
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
200
906
70
7.8
bar
l/h
C
kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
max.
max.
ca./approx.
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
9.4
10.4
564
624
900
1000
125
125
130
130
79
88
84
93
100
1.9
2.0
120
2.2
2.5
140
2.6
2.9
160
3.0
3.3
180
3.7
200
-
11.5
690
1100
125 130
12.5
750
1200
125 130
13.5
810
1300
125 130
15.1
906
1450
125 130
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPZ*
Number of SPZ V-Belts*
97
106
114
125
102
111
119
130
2.3
2.5
2.7
3.0
2.7
3.0
3.2
3.6
3.2
3.4
3.7
4.2
3.6
3.9
4.3
4.8
4.1
4.4
4.8
5.4
4.5
4.9
5.3
5.9
2 x SPZ
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P21/15-160
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
bar
l/h
C
kg
84
100
1.8
120
2.2
140
2.6
150
-
160
-
88
97
106
93
102
111
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.0
2.2
2.4
2.4
2.7
2.9
2.8
3.1
3.4
3.0
3.4
3.7
3.6
3.9
114
125
119
130
2.1
2.3
2.6
2.9
3.2
3.5
3.7
4.1
4.0
4.3
4.2
4.6
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
9.3
558
900
125
130
79
10.3
11.4
12.4
618
684
744
1000
1100
1200
125
125
125
130
130
130
13.4
804
1300
125 130
14.7
882
1420
125 130
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPZ*
Number of SPZ V-Belts*
1 x SPZ
2 x SPZ
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P21/18-130
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
11.5
690
900
125 130
12.8
768
1000
125 130
14.0
840
1100
125 130
15.3
918
1200
125 130
16.6
996
1300
125 130
18.1 1086
1420
125 130
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPZ*
Number of SPZ V-Belts*
79
88
97
106
114
125
84
93
102
111
119
130
max.
130 bar
max.
1086 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 7.8 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
1/min
160
882
70
7.8
80
1.5
l/h
l/h
max.
max.
max.
ca./approx.
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
l/min
l/min
3 x SPZ
80
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.4
2.6
2.9
90
2.0
2.3
2.5
2.7
2.9
3.2
100
2.3
2.5
2.8
3.0
3.3
3.6
110
2.5
2.8
3.0
3.3
3.6
3.9
2 x SPZ
120
3.0
3.3
3.6
3.9
4.3
130
3.6
3.9
4.2
4.6
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P21/23-130
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
130 bar
max.
1386 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 7.8 kg
84
93
80
2.3
2.6
90
2.6
2.9
100
2.9
3.2
110
3.2
3.5
120
3.9
130
-
97
106
102
111
2.8
3.1
3.2
3.5
3.5
3.8
3.9
4.2
4.2
4.6
4.6
5.0
114
125
119
130
3.3
3.6
3.8
4.1
4.2
4.5
4.6
5.0
5.0
5.5
5.4
5.9
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
14.7
16.3
882
978
900
1000
125
125
130
130
79
88
17.9
19.5
1074
1170
1100
1200
125
125
130
130
21.2 1272
1300
125 130
23.1 1386
1420
125 130
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPZ*
Number of SPZ V-Belts*
2 x SPZ
3 x SPZ
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
Subject to change
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
BAUREIHE
SERIES
Leistungsaufnahme
berdruck
Power
Consump.
Pressure
RPM
Output
max.
max.
max.
WaterTemp.
max.
kW
bar
min-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
max.
Hub
P22
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
P22/15-280
00.3750
8.6
280
1450
15.1
60
16
18
8.8
5.5
P22/28-100
00.3449
5.8
100
1450
28.3
70
22
18
8.8
6.5
P22/28-130
00.4767
7.5
130
1450
28.3
70
22
18
8.8
6.5
P22/28-130
P22/15-280
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
1/min
max.
max.
max.
ca./approx.
280
907
60
8.8
bar
l/h
C
kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
100
150
200
240
260
280
2.9
3.8
4.6
l/min
l/h
9.4
563
900
125
130
79
84
1.9
10.4
625
1000
125
130
88
93
2.1
3.2
4.3
5.1
5.5
11.5
688
1100
125
130
97
102
2.3
3.5
4.7
5.6
6.1
6.6
12.5
750
1200
125
130
106
111
2.6
3.8
5.1
6.1
6.6
7.2
13.5
813
1300
132
137
118
123
2.8
4.2
5.5
6.6
7.2
7.7
15.1
907
1450
132
137
132
137
3.1
4.6
6.2
7.4
8.0
8.6
2 x XPZ
3 x XPZ
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P22/28-100
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
100 bar
max.
1697 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 8.8 kg
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
50
60
70
80
90
100
17.6
1053
900
125
130
79
84
1.8
2.2
2.5
2.9
19.5
1170
1000
125
130
88
93
2.0
2.4
2.8
3.2
3.6
21.5
1287
1100
125
130
97
102
2.2
2.6
3.1
3.5
3.9
4.4
23.4
1404
1200
125
130
106
111
2.4
2.9
3.3
3.8
4.3
4.8
25.4
1521
1300
125
130
112
117
2.6
3.1
3.6
4.1
4.7
5.2
28.3
1697
1450
125
130
125
130
2.9
3.5
4.0
4.6
5.2
5.8
2 x XPZ
3 x XPZ
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P22/28-130
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
130 bar
max.
1697 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 8.8 kg
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
60
70
80
90
100
130
17.6
1053
900
125
130
79
84
2.2
2.5
2.9
19.5
1170
1000
125
130
88
93
2.4
2.8
3.2
3.6
21.5
1287
1100
125
130
97
102
2.6
3.1
3.5
3.9
4.4
5.7
23.4
1404
1200
125
130
106
111
2.9
3.3
3.8
4.3
4.8
6.2
25.4
1521
1300
125
130
112
117
3.1
3.6
4.1
4.7
5.2
6.7
28.3
1697
1450
125
130
125
130
3.5
4.0
4.6
5.2
5.8
7.5
2 x XPZ
3 x XPZ
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
Subject to change
D1510 1 1202P
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
BAUREIHE
SERIES
Leistungsaufnahme
berdruck
Power
Consump.
Pressure
RPM
Output
max.
max.
max.
WaterTemp.
max.
-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
max.
kW
bar
min
Hub
P30
P31
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
P31/25-220
00.0559
11.0
220
1420
25.2
70
20
20
19.0
6.5
P30/36-150
00.0741
11.0
150
1420
36.2
70
24
20
19.0
7.8
P30/43-130
00.0742
11.0
130
1420
42.5
70
26
20
19.0
8.6
P31/25-220
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
220 bar
max.
1510 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 19.0 kg
120
120
3.8
140
4.4
160
5.1
180
5.7
200
-
220
-
127
133
4.2
4.9
5.6
6.3
7.0
186
139
145
4.6
5.4
6.2
6.9
7.7
8.5
21.3 1276
1200
180 186
23.0 1382
1300
180 186
25.2 1510
1420
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPA*
Number of SPA V-Belts*
151
165
180
157
171
186
5.1
5.5
6.0
5.9
6.4
7.0
6.7
7.3
8.0
7.6
8.2
9.0
8.4
9.1
10.0
9.3
10.0
11.0
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
15.9
957
900
180
186
114
17.7
1063
1000
180
186
19.5
1169
1100
180
2 x SPA
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P30/36-150
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
150 bar
max.
2174 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 19.0 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
120
80
3.7
100
4.6
120
5.6
130
6.0
140
-
150
-
127
133
4.1
5.1
6.2
6.7
7.2
186
139
145
4.5
5.7
6.8
7.4
7.9
8.5
30.6 1837
1200
180 186
33.2 1990
1300
180 186
36.2 2174
1420
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPA*
Number of SPA V-Belts*
151
165
180
157
171
186
4.9
5.4
5.8
6.2
6.7
7.3
7.4
8.0
8.8
8.0
8.7
9.5
8.6
9.4
10.2
9.3
10.0
11.0
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
23.0
1378
900
180
186
114
25.5
1531
1000
180
186
28.1
1684
1100
180
3x
SPA
2 x SPA
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P30/43-130
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
130 bar
max.
2551 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 19.0 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1420/min
120
80
4.3
90
4.8
100
5.4
110
5.9
120
-
130
-
127
133
4.8
5.4
6.0
6.6
7.2
139
145
5.3
5.9
6.6
7.2
7.9
8.5
151
165
180
157
171
186
5.7
6.2
6.8
6.4
7.0
7.6
7.2
7.8
8.5
7.9
8.5
9.3
8.6
9.3
10.2
9.3
10.1
11.0
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
26.9
1617
900
180
186
114
29.9
1797
1000
180
186
1976
1100
180 186
35.9 2156
1200
180 186
38.9 2336
1300
180 186
42.5 2551
1420
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil SPA*
Number of SPA V-Belts*
32.9
3x
SPA
2 x SPA
3x
SPA
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
BAUREIHE
SERIES
Leistungsaufnahme
berdruck
Power
Consump.
Pressure
RPM
Output
max.
max.
max.
WaterTemp.
max.
kW
bar
min-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
max.
Hub
P41
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
P41/33-250
00.1001
17.2
250
1450
33.8
70
20
26.0
30.0
7.5
P41/48-180
00.1000
17.9
180
1450
48.6
70
24
26.0
30.0
8.5
P41/51-130
00.0999
13.6
130
1100
51.2
70
28
26.0
30.0
9.0
P41/58-110
00.0998
13.1
110
1100
58.2
70
30
26.0
30.0
9.0
P41/33-250
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
max.
250 bar
max.
2025 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 30.0 kg
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
21.0
1257
900
180
186
110
116
140
6.0
160
6.8
180
7.7
200
8.6
220
-
250
-
23.3
25.6
27.9
1397
1536
1676
1000
1100
1200
180
180
180
186
186
186
123
135
149
129
141
155
6.7
7.3
8.0
7.6
8.4
9.1
8.6
9.4
10.3
9.5
10.5
11.4
10.5
11.5
12.6
13.1
14.3
30.3 1816
1300
180 186
33.8 2025
1450
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPA*
Number of XPA V-Belts*
161
180
167
186
8.7
9.7
9.9
11.0
11.1
12.4
12.4
13.8
13.6
15.2
15.5
17.2
2 x XPA
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P41/48-180
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
180 bar
max.
2916 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 30.0 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
3 x XPA
116
80
4.9
100
6.2
120
7.4
140
8.6
160
-
180
-
123
135
149
129
141
155
5.5
6.0
6.6
6.8
7.5
8.2
8.2
9.0
9.9
9.6
10.5
11.5
11.0
12.1
13.1
13.6
14.8
161
180
167
186
7.1
7.9
8.9
9.9
10.7
11.9
12.5
13.9
14.2
15.9
16.0
17.9
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
30.2
1810
900
180
186
110
33.5
36.9
40.2
2011
2212
2414
1000
1100
1200
180
180
180
186
186
186
43.6 2615
1300
180 186
48.6 2916
1450
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPA*
Number of XPA V-Belts*
2 x XPA
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P41/51-130
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
130 bar
max.
3075 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 30.0 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
3 x XPA
109
127
60
3.4
4.0
80
4.6
5.3
100
5.7
6.7
110
6.3
7.3
120
8.0
130
-
105
4.6
6.1
7.6
8.4
9.1
9.9
111
117
5.1
6.9
8.6
9.4
10.3
11.1
124
136
130
142
5.7
6.3
7.6
8.4
9.5
10.5
10.5
11.5
11.4
12.6
12.4
13.6
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
28.0
32.6
1677
1957
600
700
250
250
256
256
103
121
37.3
2236
800
180
186
99
41.9
2516
900
180
186
46.6 2795
1000
180 186
51.2 3075
1100
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPA*
Number of XPA V-Belts*
2 x XPA
3 x XPA
4x
XPA
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P41/58-110
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
110 bar
max.
3493 l/h
max.
70 C
ca./approx. 30.0 kg
109
60
3.9
70
4.5
80
5.2
90
5.8
100
-
121
127
4.5
5.3
6.1
6.8
7.6
99
105
5.2
6.1
6.9
7.8
8.6
9.5
186
111
117
5.8
6.8
7.8
8.8
9.7
10.7
52.9 3176
1000
180 186
58.2 3493
1100
180 186
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPA*
Number of XPA V-Belts*
124
136
130
142
6.5
7.1
7.6
8.3
8.6
9.5
9.7
10.7
10.8
11.9
11.9
13.1
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
31.8
1905
600
250
256
103
37.1
2223
700
250
256
42.3
2541
800
180
186
47.6
2858
900
180
2 x XPA
110
4x
XPA
3 x XPA
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
Subject to change
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
BAUREIHE
SERIES
Leistungsaufnahme
berdruck
Power
Consump.
Pressure
RPM
Output
max.
max.
max.
WaterTemp.
max.
-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
max.
kW
bar
min
Hub
P45
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
P45/60-250
00.4012
29.1
250
1000
57.0
60
24
42
50
7.9
P45/75-180
00.3958
27.4
180
1000
74.5
60
28
42
50
8.6
P45/85-160
00.3948
27.9
160
1000
85.5
60
30
42
50
8.9
P45/60-250
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
250 bar
max.
3420 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx.
50 kg
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
28.5
1710
500
250
256
86
92
140
8.15
160
9.30
180
10.50
200
11.65
220
-
250
-
34.2
2052
600
250
256
103
109
9.80
11.20
12.60
14.00
15.40
39.9
2394
700
250
256
121
127
11.40
13.05
14.70
16.30
17.95
20.40
45.6
2736
800
250
256
138
144
13.05
14.90
16.80
18.65
20.50
23.30
51.3 3078
900
250 256
57.0 3420
1000
250 256
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPA*
Number of XPA V-Belts*
155
172
161
178
14.70
16.30
16.80
18.65
18.90
20.95
20.95
23.30
23.05
25.60
26.20
29.10
3 x XPA
4 x XPA
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P45/75-180
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
180 bar
max.
4470 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx.
50 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
92
80
6.10
100
7.65
120
9.15
140
10.70
160
-
180
-
103
109
7.30
9.15
10.95
12.80
14.60
256
256
121
138
127
144
8.55
9.75
10.70
12.20
12.80
14.60
14.95
17.05
17.10
19.50
19.20
21.90
67.1 4026
900
250 256
74.5 4470
1000
250 256
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPA*
Number of XPA V-Belts*
155
172
161
178
11.00
12.20
13.70
15.20
16.45
18.25
19.20
21.30
21.95
24.35
24.70
27.40
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
37.3
2238
500
250
256
86
44.7
2682
600
250
256
52.2
59.6
3132
3576
700
800
250
250
3 x XPA
4 x XPA
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P45/85-160
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
160 bar
max.
5130 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx.
50 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
92
60
5.25
80
7.00
100
8.75
120
10.50
140
-
160
-
103
109
6.30
8.40
10.50
12.60
14.70
256
121
127
7.35
9.80
12.25
14.70
17.15
19.55
68.4 4104
800
250 256
77.0 4617
900
250 256
85.5 5130
1000
250 256
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPA*
Number of XPA V-Belts*
138
155
172
144
161
178
8.40
9.45
10.50
11.20
12.60
14.00
14.00
15.70
17.50
16.80
18.90
20.95
19.55
22.00
24.45
22.35
25.15
27.95
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
42.8
2565
500
250
256
86
51.3
3078
600
250
256
59.9
3591
700
250
5x
XPA
2 x XPA
3 x XPA
4 x XPA
5x
XPA
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
P50/94-110
00.0458
BAUREIHE
SERIES
Leistungsaufnahme
berdruck
Power
Consump.
Pressure
RPM
Output
max.
max.
max.
WaterTemp.
max.
kW
bar
min-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
20.3
110
800
93.8
70
36
40
50
8.8
max.
Hub
P50
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
Subject to change
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type
BAUREIHE
SERIES
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
Power
Consump.
P52/30-500MS 00.5973
Hub
P52
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
Pressure
RPM
Output
max.
max.
max.
WaterTemp.
max.
-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
30.0
40
18
42
62.7
8.0
kW
bar
min
29.5
500
1000
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
15.0
899
500
250 256
18.0 1079
600
250 256
21.0 1259
700
250 256
24.0 1439
800
250 256
27.0 1619
900
250 256
30.0 1799
1000
250 256
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPA
Number of XPA V-Belts
86
103
121
138
155
172
92
109
127
144
161
178
Output
l/min
l/h
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
1/min
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
250
7.4
8.9
10.3
11.8
13.3
14.8
300
8.9
10.6
12.4
14.2
15.9
17.7
3 x XPA
350
10.3
12.4
14.5
16.5
18.6
20.7
400
11.8
14.2
16.5
18.9
21.2
23.6
4 x XPA
450
15.9
18.6
21.2
23.9
26.6
500
20.7
23.6
26.6
29.5
5x
XPA
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
BAUREIHE
SERIES
RPM
Output
max.
max.
WaterTemp.
max.
Hub
P55
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
kW
bar
min-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
00.4693
42.8
200
1000
104.9
60
32
46
81
8.5
P55/128-160G 00.4365
41.8
160
910
127.8
60
36
46
81
8.5
P55/165-100G 00.4226
33.6
100
750
164.6
60
45
46
81
9.0
P55/100-200G
P55/100-200G
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
200 bar
max.
6293 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx.
81 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
100
120
140
160
180
200
52.4
3146
500
315
321
109
115
10.7
12.9
15.0
17.1
62.9
3776
600
315
321
130
136
12.9
15.4
18.0
20.6
23.1
73.4
4405
700
250
256
125
131
15.0
18.0
21.0
24.0
27.0
30.0
83.9
5034
800
250
256
140
146
17.1
20.6
24.0
27.4
30.8
34.3
94.4
5664
900
250
256
155
161
19.3
23.1
27.0
30.8
34.7
38.6
104.9 6293
1000
250 256
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
172
178
21.4
25.7
30.0
34.3
38.6
42.8
3 x XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P55/128-160G
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
4 x XPB
5 x XPB
max.
160 bar
max.
7669 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx.
81 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
60
80
100
120
140
160
70.2
4214
500
315
321
109
115
8.6
11.5
14.3
17.2
84.3
5057
600
315
321
130
136
10.3
13.8
17.2
20.7
24.1
98.3
5900
700
250
256
125
131
12.0
16.1
20.1
24.1
28.1
32.1
112.4
6742
800
250
256
140
146
13.8
18.4
23.0
27.5
32.1
36.7
119.4
7164
850
250
256
150
156
14.6
19.5
24.4
29.3
34.1
39.0
127.8 7669
910
250 256
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
160
166
15.7
20.9
26.1
31.3
36.6
41.8
3 x XPB
4 x XPB
2 x XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P55/165-100G
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
5 x XPB
max.
100 bar
max.
9877 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx.
81 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
50
60
70
80
90
100
87.8
5268
400
315
321
87
93
9.0
10.8
12.6
14.3
16.1
17.9
109.7
6584
500
315
321
108
114
11.2
13.4
15.7
17.9
20.2
22.4
131.7
7901
600
250
256
106
112
13.4
16.1
18.8
21.5
24.2
26.9
142.7
8560
650
250
256
112
118
14.6
17.5
20.4
23.3
26.2
29.1
153.6
9218
700
250
256
125
131
15.7
18.8
22.0
25.1
28.2
31.4
164.6 9877
750
250 256
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
132
138
16.8
20.2
23.5
26.9
30.3
33.6
3 x XPB
4 x XPB
5 x XPB
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
BAUREIHE
SERIES
Hub
P62
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
RPM
Output
max.
max.
WaterTemp.
max.
-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
kW
bar
min
P62/50-420(R)
00.5154
42.4
420
800
48.5
60
24
48
140
7.8
P62/70-300
00.5139
41.7
300
800
68.1
60
28
48
140
7.2
P62/90-210
00.5138
36.8
210
800
88.9
60
32
48
140
7.5
P62/140-150
00.5137
41.0
150
800
139.0
60
40
48
140
8.2
P62/175-120
00.5136
41.6
120
800
175.9
60
45
48
140
9.0
P62/50-420(R)
P62/50-420(R)
Frdermenge
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
18.2 1091
300
630 639
24.2 1454
400
630 639
30.3 1818
500
400 409
36.4 2181
600
400 409
42.4 2545
700
280 289
48.5 2908
800
280 289
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
132
175
140
167
136
155
141
184
149
176
145
164
Output
l/min
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
l/h
1/min
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
25.5 1532
300
630 639
34.0 2043
400
630 639
42.6 2554
500
400 409
51.1 3064
600
400 409
59.6 3575
700
280 289
68.1 4086
800
280 289
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
132
175
140
167
136
155
141
184
149
176
145
164
Output
l/min
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
l/h
1/min
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
33.4 2001
300
630 639
44.5 2668
400
630 639
55.6 3335
500
400 409
66.7 4002
600
400 409
77.8 4670
700
280 289
88.9 5337
800
280 289
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
132
175
140
167
136
155
141
184
149
176
145
164
Output
l/min
l/h
1/min
300
11.3
15.1
18.9
22.7
26.5
30.3
350
17.7
22.1
26.5
30.9
35.3
375
23.6
28.4
33.1
37.8
4 x XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
420
26.5
31.8
37.1
42.4
4x
XPB
5 x XPB
max.
300 bar
max.
4086 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx. 140 kg
2 x XPB
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
100
5.2
7.0
8.7
10.4
12.2
13.9
150
7.8
10.4
13.0
15.6
18.3
20.9
3 x XPB
P62/90-210
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
250
9.5
12.6
15.8
18.9
22.1
25.2
bei/at 1450/min
Frdermenge
200
7.6
10.1
12.6
15.1
17.7
20.2
3 x XPB
P62/70-300
max.
420 bar
max.
2908 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx. 140 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Frdermenge
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
2 x XPB
200
10.4
13.9
17.4
20.9
24.3
27.8
250
17.4
21.7
26.1
30.4
34.8
275
23.9
28.7
33.5
38.2
4 x XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
300
26.1
31.3
36.5
41.7
4x
XPB
5 x XPB
max.
210 bar
max.
5337 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx. 140 kg
2 x XPB
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
100
6.6
8.8
10.9
13.1
15.3
17.5
120
7.9
10.5
13.1
15.8
18.4
21.0
3 x XPB
140
9.2
12.3
15.3
18.4
21.4
24.5
160
10.5
14.0
17.5
21.0
24.5
28.0
4 x XPB
180
15.8
19.7
23.6
27.6
31.5
210
23.0
27.6
32.2
36.8
4x
XPB
5 x XPB
P62/140-150
Frdermenge
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
52.1 3127
300
630 639
69.5 4169
400
630 639
86.9 5212
500
400 409
104.2 6254
600
400 409
121.6 7296
700
280 289
139.0 8338
800
280 289
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
132
175
140
167
136
155
141
184
149
176
145
164
Output
l/min
l/h
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
1/min
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
mm
mm
mm
mm
66.0 3958
300
630 639
87.9 5277
400
630 639
109.9 6596
500
400 409
131.9 7915
600
400 409
153.9 9234
700
280 289
175.9 10553
800
280 289
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
132
175
140
167
136
155
141
184
149
176
145
164
l/min
l/h
1/min
80
8.2
10.9
13.7
16.4
19.2
21.9
100
10.3
13.7
17.1
20.5
23.9
27.4
3 x XPB
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
P62/175-120
max.
150 bar
max.
8338 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx. 140 kg
2 x XPB
bei/at 1450/min
Frdermenge
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
120
12.3
16.4
20.5
24.6
28.7
32.8
130
13.3
17.8
22.2
26.7
31.1
35.6
140
19.2
23.9
28.7
33.5
38.3
4 x XPB
150
25.6
30.8
35.9
41.0
4x
XPB
5 x XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
max.
120
max.
10553
max.
60
ca./approx. 140
bar
l/h
C
kg
2 x XPB
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
60
7.8
10.4
13.0
15.6
18.2
20.8
3 x XPB
80
10.4
13.9
17.3
20.8
24.2
27.7
90
11.7
15.6
19.5
23.4
27.3
31.2
100
13.0
17.3
21.6
26.0
30.3
34.6
4 x XPB
110
19.0
23.8
28.6
33.3
38.1
120
26.0
31.2
36.4
41.6
4x
XPB
5 x XPB
Sonderausfhrungen
Special Versions
Die Typen P62/70 bis P62/175 sind unter der Zusatzbezeichnung R mit Ventilgehuse und Innenteilen in Werkstoff 1.4305 lieferbar.
Sonderdichtungen auf Anfrage.
Subject to change
D1606 042001S
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type
P71/40-700
P71/50-500R
P71/70-400
P71/90-300
P71/110-250
P71/145-180
P71/145-180G
P71/180-200G
P71/200-130
P71/200-130G
P71/250-100
P71/250-100G
BAUREIHE
SERIES
P71
Best.-Nr. Leistungs- berdruck Drehzahl Frder- Wasser Plunger Hub Gewicht NPSHR
aufnahme
menge temp.
-
max.
max.
max.
max.
ca.
Output Water- Plunger Stroke Weight NPSH
RPM
Pressure
Code No. Power
Required
dia.
Temp.
Consump.
approx.
max.
max.
max.
max.
00.5204
00.4432
00.4871
00.4316
00.4317
00.4318
00.4354
00.6078
00.4319
00.4501
00.4310
00.4355
kW
51.5
47.4
53.3
52.2
52.8
51.5
51.5
70.0
52.7
52.7
49.0
49.0
bar
700
500
400
300
250
180
180
200
130
130
100
100
min-1
750
750
750
750
700
700
700
750
700
700
700
700
l/min
37.4
48.2
67.7
88.5
107.3
145.2
145.2
180.0
205.8
205.8
249.1
249.1
C
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
mm
22
24
28
32
36
42
42
45
50
50
55
55
mm
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
kg
170
170
170
170
170
170
170
170
170
170
170
170
mWs
9.0
9.7
6.5
7.5
8.5
7.5
7.5
8.0
8.0
8.5
8.5
P71/70-400
P71/90-300
P71/110-250
P71/40-700
P71/50-500R
P71/40-700
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
700 bar
max.
2242 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx. 170 kg
2 x XPB
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
139
400
11.8
500
14.7
550
16.2
600
17.7
650
-
700
-
174
183
15.7
19.6
21.6
23.5
25.5
409
137
146
19.6
24.5
27.0
29.4
31.9
34.3
1793
600
400 409
37.4 2242
750
315 324
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
166
175
23.5
29.4
32.4
35.3
38.2
41.2
163
172
29.4
36.8
40.5
44.1
47.8
51.5
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
14.9
897
300
630
639
130
19.9
1196
400
630
639
24.9
1494
500
400
29.9
4 x XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P71/50-500R
Frdermenge
Output
Pumpendrehzahl
RPM
5 x XPB
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motorkeilscheibe
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
6 x XPB
max.
500 bar
max.
2890 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx. 170 kg
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
139
200
7.6
300
11.4
350
13.3
400
15.2
450
-
500
-
174
183
10.1
15.2
17.7
20.2
22.8
409
137
146
12.6
19.0
22.1
25.3
28.4
409
166
175
15.2
22.8
26.6
30.3
34.1
37.9
48.2 2890
750
315 324
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
163
172
19.0
28.4
33.2
37.9
42.7
47.4
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
19.3
1156
300
630
639
130
25.7
1541
400
630
639
32.1
1927
500
400
38.5
2312
600
400
5x
XPB
2 x XPB
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
3x
XPB
3 x XPB
4 x XPB
5 x XPB
5x
6 x XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P71/70- 400
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
400 bar
max.
4063 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx. 170 kg
3 x XPB
2 x XPB
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
150
200
250
300
350
400
27.1
1625
300
630
639
130
139
8.0
10.7
13.3
16.0
36.1
2167
400
630
639
174
183
10.7
14.2
17.8
21.3
45.1
2709
500
400
409
137
146
13.3
17.8
22.2
26.7
31.1
54.2
3251
21.3
26.7
32.0
37.3
42.7
26.7
33.3
40.0
46.7
53.3
409
166
175
16.0
67.7 4063
750
315 324
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
163
172
20.0
600
400
3 x XPB
4 x XPB 5 x XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P71/90-300
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
6 x XPB
max.
300 bar
max.
5307 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx. 170 kg
2 x XPB
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
100
150
200
250
275
300
35.4
2123
300
630
639
130
139
7.0
10.4
13.9
47.2
2830
400
630
639
174
183
9.3
13.9
18.6
23.2
59.0
3538
500
400
409
137
146
11.6
17.4
23.2
29.0
31.9
70.8
4246
600
400
409
166
175
13.9
20.9
27.9
34.8
38.3
41.8
88.5 5307
750
315 324
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
163
172
17.4
26.1
34.8
43.5
47.9
52.2
3 x XPB
4 x XPB
5 x XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P71/110-250
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
5x
XPB
5x
XPB
6 x XPB
max.
250 bar
max.
6436 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx. 170 kg
2 x XPB
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
100
150
175
200
225
250
46.0
2758
300
630
639
130
139
9.0
13.6
15.8
61.3
3678
400
630
639
174
183
12.1
18.1
21.1
24.1
76.6
4597
500
400
409
137
146
15.1
22.6
26.4
30.2
33.9
91.9
5516
600
400
409
166
175
18.1
27.1
31.7
36.2
40.7
45.2
107.3 6436
700
315 324
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
152
161
21.1
31.7
37.0
42.2
47.5
52.8
3 x XPB
4 x XPB
5 x XPB
6 x XPB
5x
XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P71/145-180(G)
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
180 bar
max.
8714 l/h
max.
60 C
ca./approx. 170 kg
2 x XPB
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
80
100
120
140
160
180
62.2
3735
300
630
639
130
139
9.8
12.3
14.7
83.0
4980
400
630
639
174
183
13.1
16.3
19.6
22.9
103.7
6225
500
400
409
137
146
16.3
20.4
24.5
28.6
32.7
124.5
7469
600
400
409
166
175
19.6
24.5
29.4
34.3
39.2
44.1
145.2 8714
700
315 324
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
152
161
22.9
28.6
34.3
40.0
45.7
51.5
3 x XPB
4 x XPB
5 x XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P71/180-200G
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
6 x XPB
max.
200
max.
10802
max.
60
ca./approx. 170
bar
l/h
C
kg
2 x XPB
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
100
120
140
160
180
200
72.0
4321
300
630
639
130
139
14.0
16.8
19.6
96.0
5761
400
630
639
174
183
18.7
22.4
26.1
29.9
120.0
7201
500
400
409
137
146
23.3
28.0
32.7
37.4
42.0
144.0
8642
600
400
409
166
175
28.0
33.6
39.2
44.8
50.4
56.0
180.0 10802
750
315 324
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
163
172
35.0
42.0
49.0
56.0
63.0
70.0
4 x XPB
5 x XPB
P71/200-130(G)
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
3x
XPB
6 x XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
5x
max.
130
max.
12350
max.
60
ca./approx. 170
bar
l/h
C
kg
2 x XPB
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
60
80
100
110
120
130
88.2
5293
300
630
639
130
139
10.4
13.9
17.4
117.6
7057
400
630
639
174
183
13.9
18.5
23.2
25.5
147.0
8822
500
400
409
137
146
17.4
23.2
28.9
31.8
34.7
176.4 10586
600
400
409
166
175
20.8
27.8
34.7
38.2
41.7
45.2
205.8 12350
700
315 324
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
152
161
24.3
32.4
40.5
44.6
48.6
52.7
3 x XPB
4 x XPB
5 x XPB
6 x XPB
5x
XPB
berdruck / Pressure
Frdermenge / Output
Wassertemp. / Water Temp.
Gewicht / Weight
P71/250-100(G)
Frdermenge
Pumpendrehzahl
Pumpenkeilscheibe
Motorkeilscheibe
Output
RPM
Pump V-Belt
Pulley
Motor Pulley
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
Wirk-
Eff.Dia.
Auen-
Ext.Dia.
max.
100
max.
14944
max.
60
ca./approx. 170
bar
l/h
C
kg
2 x XPB
Druck in bar
Pressure in bar
bei/at 1450/min
l/min
l/h
1/min
mm
mm
mm
mm
50
60
70
80
90
100
106.7
6404
300
630
639
130
139
10.5
12.6
14.7
142.3
8539
400
630
639
174
183
14.0
16.8
19.6
22.4
177.9 10674
500
400
409
137
146
17.5
21.0
24.5
28.0
31.5
213.5 12809
600
400
409
166
175
21.0
25.2
29.4
33.6
37.8
42.0
249.1 14944
700
315 324
Anzahl der Keilriemen Profil XPB*
Number of XPB V-Belts*
152
161
24.5
29.4
34.3
39.2
44.1
49.0
3 x XPB
4 x XPB
5 x XPB
5x
XPB
6 x XPB
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
P (bar) x Q (l/min) = kW
475
Sonderausfhrungen
Special Versions
P71/50-500R generell als R-Version (1.4305), alle anderen Typen der Baureihe P71 sind unter der Zusatzbezeichnung R mit Ventilgehuse und Innenteilen in
Werkstoff 1.4305 lieferbar.
P71 in RE Version (1.4571) und Sonderdichtungen auf
Anfrage.
Subject to change
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type**
Best.-Nr.
Code No.
BAUREIHE
SERIES
Hub
P80
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
Pressure
RPM
Output
max.
max.
max.
-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
kW
bar
min
106.0
140
580
400.0
30
65
72
348
8.0
00.5457
106.0
140
580
400.0
30
65
72
348
8.0
110.0
170
580
340.0
30
60
72
348
7.2
P80/340-170G
00.5556
110.0
170
580
340.0
30
60
72
348
7.2
P80/285-200
00.5765
108.0
200
580
285.0
30
55
72
348
P80/285-200G
00.5721
108.0
200
580
285.0
30
55
72
348
P80/400-140
P80/400-140G
P80/340-170
HOCHDRUCK-PLUNGERPUMPEN
HIGH-PRESSURE PLUNGER PUMPS
Type**
Type**
BAUREIHE
SERIES
Power
Pressure
Consump.
max.
Input
RPM
Pump
RPM
max.
Hub
P81
Gewicht NPSHR
ca.
kW
bar
min-1
min-1
l/min
mm
mm
kg
mWs
P81/400-140GU 00.5569
106.0
140
1500
580
400
30
65
72
340
8.0
P81/400-140GU 00.5599
106.0
140
1800
580
400
30
65
72
340
8.0
P81/340-170GU 00.5605
110.0
170
1500
580
340
30
60
72
340
7.2
P81/340-170GU 00.5606
110.0
170
1800
580
340
30
60
72
340
7.2
P81/285-200GU 00.5607
108.0
200
1500
580
285
30
55
72
340
P81/285-200GU 00.5608
108.0
200
1800
580
285
30
55
72
340
EJEMPLO DE SELECCIN
Se requiere seleccionar una bomba Speck de mbolos triplex para la siguiente instalacin:
2.5 [m]
Temperatur
a [C]
20
20
20
Viscosidad
[cSt]
350
900
950
Gravedad
Especfica
0.89
0.9
0.902
Presin de
Vapor [KPa]
0
0
0
Tubera
Succin:
Para la succin, debemos garantizar que la bomba no cavite. Para ello, debemos saber qu
modelo vamos a usar. En la carta de preseleccin aparecen los siguientes:
Es decir que podemos llegar mximo hasta 1420*0.72 = 1022 [rpm]. Pero para esta
1022
velocidad el caudal es de
23.1 = 16.63[lpm] . As que se descarta.
1420
P22
Descartamos la primera opcin (P22/15-280) por tener un flujo mximo de 15 [lpm]. Para
escoger entre una bomba que ofrece 100 y otra 130 [bar] de presin mxima del sistema,
debemos conocer las prdidas y la carga esttica del mismo. Esta ltima es de 102 [KPa]
(aproximadamente 1 [bar]). La carga debida a las prdidas est directamente relacionada
con el dimetro de la tubera. Usaremos una bomba de 100 [bar] de presin mxima y si el
sistema exige una presin mayor, pensaremos en usar la de 130 [bar].
Un dato que nos interesa en este momento es el NPSH requerido por la bomba, el cual es
de 6.5 [mca].
Sabemos que el NPSH requerido por la bomba es la presin mnima que debe tener el
fluido a la entrada para que el aparato funcione bien. Lo que debemos proveerle (el NPSH
disponible) debe ser mayor. En nuestro caso el NPSH disponible se puede calcular
mediante la siguiente expresin:
NPSHd =
patm pvapor
+ H asp H f suc ha
Lo que decimos es que la altura (presin) neta de aspiracin disponible es la presin que
tena el fluido cuando empez su recorrido hacia la bomba (patm) menos o mas:
- Hasp Es la diferencia de altura entre el tanque de succin y la bomba, la cual
puede favorecer la cavitacin (El tanque por debajo de la bomba, en tal
caso Hasp es negativo) o evitarla (El tanque por encima de la bomba, en tal
caso ocurre lo contrario).
- Hf-suc Son las prdidas de presin en la tubera de succin
- ha
Es la carga de aceleracin (o carga inercial). Debido a que la circulacin de
fluido en las tuberas no es constante (por el movimiento alternativo de los
mbolos), ste tiene que acelerar y desacelerar cierto nmero de veces por
cada revolucin del cigeal. Para producir dicha aceleracin en la succin,
se necesita que el fluido tenga cierta presin, la que se conoce como Carga
de Aceleracin. Si no se provee al flujo de dicha presin, al llegar a la
bomba habr gastado una presin excesiva tratando de suplir la carga de
aceleracin, descendiendo hasta llegar a la presin de vapor del fluido y
ocasionando cavitacin.
Q = VA
l
1m 3 1min
25
V= =
2
A
0.3048m
(0.0409 ) m 2
4
= 1.04[ pies s ]
[ ]
De nuevo tenemos dos opciones: Acoplar un motor girando a 1100 [rpm], el cual maneja
un flujo de 21.5 [lpm] y luego estrangular el flujo o buscar la velocidad de rotacin ptima.
1000 [rpm]
19.5 [lpm]
1100 [rpm]
21.5 [lpm]
Iterando, la velocidad de rotacin adecuada de la bomba es de 1025 [rpm]
Con los datos anteriores, volvemos a la ecuacin de la Carga de Aceleracin:
Las constantes son: C = 0.066 y k = 1.5
1 pie
pie
6 m
1.04
1025[rpm ] 0.066
LVNC
0.3048m
s
ha =
= 8.74[ ft ]
=
kg
pie
1.5 32.2 2
s
Y regresamos al NPSH disponible:
NPSHd =
patm pvapor
H asp H f suc ha
= psi
2 .3
Entonces,
NPSH d NPSH r
14.45 H f 9.25[ psi ]
H f 5.2[ psi ]
Revisemos si el dimetro de 1 que habamos escogido cumple con la condicionalidad
anterior:
psi
H f = 50.9[ pies] 0.211
pie
H f = 10.74[ psi]
Las prdidas son mayores a las admisibles (5.2 [psi]), entonces aumentamos el dimetro.
Cambio de Dimetro
Necesitamos usar un dimetro 1 , el cual disminuya las prdidas hasta el mximo
permisible. Usemos la calculadora para consultar las prdidas de presin al usar un
dimetro de 2. Los datos a ingresar son:
Dimetro:
52.5 [mm] = 0.172244 [pies]
Longitud Total Equivalente de la Succin:
15.5 [m] = 50.9 [pies]
Caudal:
20 [lpm] = 0,01177 [pie3/s]
Rugosidad de la Tubera (Acero Comercial):
0.05 [mm] = 0,000164042 [pies]
Viscosidad Cinemtica:
950 [cSt] = 0,0102257 [pie2/s]
Gravedad
32.2 [pie/s2]
Prdida de Presin por Friccin:
1.256 [pies de fluido]
1.133 [pies agua] = 0.5 [psi]
Entonces el dimetro de Succin es de 2 cumple con la condicin H f 5.2[ psi ] .
En la descarga podemos poner el dimetro ms pequeo que se recomienda (3/4), ya
que la mquina soporta presiones hasta de 100 [bar]
psi
1 pie
H f desc = 3.01
135m
= 1333.2[ psi ]
0.3048m
pie
Interpolando para 1025 [rpm] y 92.97 [bar], tenemos la potencia consumida. Para hallar la
potencia de eje a 100 [bar] y 1000 [rpm], encontramos la eficiencia de la mquina:
Q p
Pot eje =
Q p
=
=
Pot eje
19.5 90
600 = 0.8125
3.6
0.8125
Interpolamos entre los valores anteriores, la potencia del eje del Sistema: 3.80 [KW]
Se deben usar 3 correas en V (XPZ) para la transmisin.
Viscosidad
[cSt]
1.603
1.36
1.067
178
47
3000
91.5
2.4
1.85
1017
580
315
200
115
76
50
35
75
47
850
130
115
200
350
900
950
0.295
0.275
0.832
0.51
0.44
0.39
0.35
0.41
1.232
0.88
2.35
1.93
1.61
11.3
9.7
Gravedad
Especfica
0.852
0.848
0.844
0.92
0.92
0.905
0.91
0.804
0.78
0.96
0.955
0.95
0.945
0.94
0.926
0.921
0.916
0.926
0.9
0.94
0.875
0.87
0.885
0.89
0.9
0.902
0.788
0.748
0.885
0.905
0.959
0.937
0.916
0.790
1.048
1.084
0.977
0.967
0.957
1.078
1.069
Presin de
Vapor [KPa]
2.4
4.3
7.4
0
0
0
0
0.5
0.5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
105
148
3.3
14
48
68
95
30
3.3
1.3
0.5
0.5
0.5
0
0
Agua
Agua de mar
Alcohol Benclico
Alcohol Butlico
Anilina
Benceno
Bromo
Cerveza
Ciclohexanol
Ciclohexanona
Cloroformo
40
50
20
30
20
20
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
20
20
30
10
20
20
30
40
50
60
20
20
20
20
20
30
40
50
60
7.95
6.15
1.5
1.38
1.13
14.6
1.788
1.307
1.002
0.802
0.662
0.555
0.475
0.414
0.365
0.327
0.295
1.774
1.346
1.044
0.822
0.659
0.539
0.442
0.369
0.311
0.265
0.229
5.52
3.64
2.85
6.4
4.37
0.744
0.65
0.58
0.54
0.51
0.34
1.8
71
4.9
0.38
0.38
0.37
0.36
0.35
1.059
1.050
1.22
1.208
0.99
1.839
1
1
0.998
0.996
0.992
0.988
0.983
0.978
0.972
0.965
0.958
1.028
1.028
1.025
1.023
1.019
1.015
1.010
1.004
0.998
0.991
0.984
1.045
0.81
0.803
1.03
1.021
0.879
0.868
0.858
0.847
0.836
3.12
0.996
0.952
0.952
1.489
1.471
1.452
1.434
1.415
0
0
5.4
8.7
0.5
2.4
0.6
1.3
2.4
4.3
7.4
12.3
19.9
31.2
47.4
70.1
101.3
0.6
1.3
2.4
4.3
7.4
12.3
19.9
31.2
47.4
70.1
101.3
0.5
5.4
8.7
0.5
0.5
14
20.7
30
42.5
60
48
2.4
0.5
0.5
30
43
62
87
120
Cloruro Allico
Cloruro de Aluminio (5% sol)
(10% sol)
Cloruro de Calcio (25% sol)
(5% sol)
Cloruro de Metileno
Cloruro de Sodio (25% sol)
Cylinder Oil (Aceite muy viscoso
de alto rendimiento)
Diesel 20
30
40
60
Dioxano
Estireno
Etanol (Alcohol Etlico)
Etilenglicol
Fenol
Fuel Oil (EL) Extra light
(L) Light
(M) Medium
(H) Heavy
Furfural
Glicerina
Heptano
Hexano
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
0.354
3.54
4.54
3.9
1.161
0.9
2.4
0.940
1.030
1.051
1.227
1.037
1.326
1.19
30
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4
72
2.4
20
50000
0.94
37.8
54.4
37.8
54.4
37.8
54.4
37.8
54.4
20
20
20
30
40
20
30
20
30
40
50
20
20
20
20
20
30
20
0
10
20
30
40
0
10
20
30
40
20
20
6
3.97
11.75
6.78
29.8
13.1
86.6
35.2
2
0.9
1.51
1.32
1.16
18
16.5
11.3
9.7
7.95
6.15
6
16.5
520
8000
1.45
1.25
1183
0.74
0.66
0.6
0.55
0.51
0.62
0.57
0.51
0.45
0.4
4
10
1.08
0.82
1.08
0.82
1.08
0.82
1.08
0.82
1.03
0.926
0.772
0.754
0.737
1.112
1.104
1.078
1.069
1.059
1.05
0.85
0.91
0.99
0.99
1.16
1.149
1.261
0.702
0.692
0.682
0.671
0.661
0.678
0.668
0.658
0.649
0.639
1.226
1.33
ojo
0
0.5
9
14
20.7
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
1
1.6
0
0
0
0
0.5
1.5
0
0.02
0.03
0.05
0.08
0.10
0.02
0.03
0.05
0.08
0.1
2.4
2.4
Kerosene
Leche
Mercurio
Metanol (Alcohol Metlico)
Nitrobenceno
Nonano (Parafina)
Octano
Pentano
Propanol
Propilenoglicol
Sulfato de Aluminio (10% sol)
Sulfuro de Carbono
Tetracloroetano
Tetracloroetileno
Tetracloruro de Carbono
Tolueno
Tricloroetileno
Tung Oil (O China Wood Oil, es
un aceite usado para dar
acabados a la madera)
Xileno
20
30
20
20
0
10
20
20
0
10
20
30
40
0
10
20
30
40
0
10
20
30
20
30
40
50
20
20
0
10
20
20
20
20
30
20
30
40
50
60
20
20
30
40
20
30
40
2.4
1.85
1.13
0.119
1.04
0.855
0.745
1.67
1.35
1.15
1
0.89
0.79
1.05
0.935
0.805
0.72
0.64
0.44
0.39
0.36
0.34
2.8
2.2
1.7
1.4
54
1.34
0.33
0.316
0.298
1.1
0.95
0.612
0.525
0.68
0.61
0.55
0.5
0.46
0.96
308
200
120
0.93
0.83
0.74
0.804
0.78
1.035
13.57
0.81
0.801
0.792
1.203
0.733
0.725
0.717
0.709
0.701
0.719
0.711
0.702
0.694
0.685
0.646
0.636
0.626
0.616
0.804
0.795
0.786
0.777
1.038
1.115
1.292
1.277
1.262
1.593
1.621
1.595
1.525
0.867
0.858
0.849
0.84
0.831
1.463
0.933
0.926
0.918
0.864
0.855
0.847
0.5
0.5
2.4
0
13.4
20
30
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
1.5
2.4
0.5
0.5
0.5
1.5
2.4
32
50
72
101
2.4
4.3
7.4
12.3
0
2.4
22
33
48
1.3
3.3
20.7
30
5.4
8.7
13
19.5
28
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
Section
510
Page
510.
Issue
54
1.0
Seconds
Parlin
Cup No. 20
Seconds
Parlin
Cup No. 15
Seconds
Parlin
Cup No. 10
Seconds
Parlin
Cup No. 7
Degrees
Barbey
Seconds
Pratt
& Lambert
F
Seconds
Ford Cup
No. 4
Seconds
Ford Cup
No. 3
Degrees
Engler
Seconds
Engler
Seconds
Redwood 2
(Admiralty)
Seconds
Redwood 1
(Standard)
Kinematic
Viscosity
Centistokes
Seconds
Saybolt
Furol,
SSF
Seconds
Saybolt
Universal,
SSU
20
32
56
30
1.1
35
25
60
3
1.2
40
35
70
45
40
50
8
10
60
50
80
90
100
200
30
50
600
700
800
900
1,000
15
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
200
80
100
200
20
25
60
300
30
400
40
500
50
600
700
800
900
1,000
60
70
80
90
100
3,000
200
300
4,000
400
5,000
500
6,000
7,000
600
700
8,000
10,000
800
1,000
1,000
2,000
2,000
30,000
3,000
40,000
4,000
50,000
5,000
60,000
6,000
80,000
8,000
100,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
20,000
5,000
4,000
400
7,000
5,000
500
6,000
7,000
8,000
9,000
10,000
600
700
800
900
1,000
10,000
20,000
2,000
25
75
50
100
40
60
70
80
90
100
150
400
1,000
600
1,700
40,000
800
1,000
70,000
5,000
60,000
6,000
80,000
8,000
100,000
10,000
100,000
2,000
4,000
5,000
300,000
100
7.5
4.5
200
6,000
5.0
50
15
15
25
4.0
10
300
100
20
10
7.5
10
30
200
50
300
400
500
700
800
75
4.3
100
3.75
3.3
150
1,000
1,200
200
500
2.4
750
200
1.5
40
950
60
30
100
40
150
50
200
70
Centipoises
Specific Gravity
SSU* = Centistokes x 4.55
Degrees Engler* = Centistokes x 0.132
Seconds Redwood 1* = Centistokes x 4.05
* Where Centistokes are greater than 50
2007
25
80
CONVERSION FACTORS
15
20
300
Centistokes =
3,000
200,000
25
100
15
500
200
30,000
4,000
75
25
75
150
300
1,500
50,000
50
10
200
500
40,000
7.0
1,200
50,000
60,000
50
50
3.5
6.5
115
25
400
3,000
20,000
6.0
45
300
30,000
200,000
40
7
8
9
10
20
3.0
700
20,000
40,000
50,000
3,000
4,000
30,000
200,000
30
300
6,000
8,000
600
700
800
900
1,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
500
200
3,000
10,000
400
2,000
600
800
300
50
400
500
5.5
4
5
2,000
300
2,000
5.0
35
40
200
500
1.8
80
90
100
20
400
1.6
90
30
70
20
18
300
80
100
60
70
2.5
1.4
PIPE
SIZE
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
3
1
2
2
3
1
2
2
3
2
2
3
4
2
2
3
4
2
2
3
4
15
18
20
25
30
35
40
50
60
80
90
100
Page
510.13
Issue
1
3
510
FIG. 10
GPM
Section
32
(Water)
.033
.013
.0038
.0010
.060
.014
.0045
.0011
.029
.0090
.0022
.0012
.055
.016
.0040
.0019
.10
.030
.0080
.0035
.064
.016
.0075
.0022
.090
.023
.011
.0031
.11
.028
.013
.0039
.042
.020
.0058
.0025
.060
.027
.0080
.0034
.080
.037
.011
.0045
.047
.013
.0056
.0020
.072
.020
.0085
.0030
.10
.029
.012
.0040
.050
.020
.0070
.0018
.063
.025
.0089
.0022
.080
.032
.011
.0028
VISCOSITY, SSU
50
100
200
400
600
800
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
.050
.020
.0065
.0025
.10
.015
.0060
.0020
.045
.0092
.0028
.0015
.075
.025
.009
.0021
.14
.045
.013
.0055
.092
.025
.011
.0036
.12
.030
.016
.0050
.15
.040
.018
.0058
.060
.029
.0083
.0036
.083
.040
.012
.0047
.11
.052
.015
.0065
.066
.020
.0084
.0025
.097
.029
.012
.0045
.14
.040
.017
.0060
.068
.028
.010
.0027
.082
.035
.013
.0034
.10
.043
.015
.0040
.14
.055
.018
.0070
.13
.044
.016
.0055
.060
.018
.0079
.0041
.090
.032
.011
.0060
.14
.047
.016
.0085
.14
.025
.013
.0047
.17
.033
.016
.0056
.20
.060
.019
.0061
.075
.035
.0085
.0038
.10
.045
.016
.0048
.13
.065
.020
.009
.078
.024
.011
.0025
.10
.033
.016
.0060
.16
.044
.022
.0080
.086
.037
.012
.0030
.10
.045
.016
.0040
.13
.055
.019
.0046
.28
.11
.038
.015
.27
.090
.035
.011
.13
.050
.016
.0090
.18
.070
.023
.013
.26
.10
.033
.018
.15
.050
.026
.010
.18
.060
.032
.012
.28
.065
.036
.013
.080
.045
.017
.0080
.10
.054
.020
.0095
.13
.065
.023
.011
.080
.026
.013
.0053
.10
.033
.016
.0068
.16
.044
.019
.0080
.093
.045
.012
.0035
.11
.052
.022
.0040
.13
.060
.024
.0046
.60
.24
.080
.030
.56
.18
.070
.023
.26
.10
.033
.018
.36
.14
.046
.025
.52
.20
.066
.036
.30
.10
.052
.020
.36
.12
.064
.024
.40
.13
.071
.026
.16
.090
.033
.016
.20
.11
.040
.019
.23
.13
.046
.023
.15
.053
.025
.011
.18
.067
.032
.014
.22
.080
.038
.017
.10
.050
.022
.0072
.12
.058
.025
.0081
.13
.063
.027
.0091
.87
.35
.12
.045
.85
.28
.10
.035
.40
.15
.050
.027
.55
.21
.070
.038
.80
.30
.10
.053
.45
.15
.080
.030
.54
.18
.098
.036
.60
.20
.11
.040
.25
.13
.050
.025
.30
.16
.060
.030
.35
.19
.070
.035
.22
.080
.039
.016
.28
.10
.050
.020
.32
.12
.059
.025
.16
.079
.032
.011
.18
.089
.037
.013
.20
.099
.040
.014
1.2
.47
.16
.060
1.1
.36
.13
.046
.52
.20
.066
.036
.73
.28
.092
.050
1.1
.40
.13
.071
.60
.20
.11
.040
.70
.24
.13
.050
.80
.26
.15
.054
.34
.18
.069
.032
.40
.21
.080
.038
.46
.25
.094
.045
.29
.11
.050
.022
.36
.13
.064
.028
.43
.16
.078
.032
.22
.10
.044
.015
.25
.11
.049
.016
.28
.13
.053
.018
1.5
.60
.20
.075
1.4
.45
.18
.059
.65
.25
.083
.045
.90
.35
.11
.062
1.3
.50
.17
.090
.75
.25
.13
.050
.90
.30
.16
.060
1.0
.32
.18
.067
.42
.23
.083
.038
.50
.28
.10
.047
.59
.32
.12
.056
.36
.13
.064
.027
.46
.17
.080
.035
.54
.20
.097
.040
.28
.13
.054
.018
.30
.14
.060
.020
.34
.16
.068
.023
3.3
1.3
.40
.15
2.8
.90
.35
.12
1.3
.50
.17
.090
1.8
.70
.23
.13
2.6
1.0
.34
.18
1.5
.50
.28
.10
1.8
.60
.32
.12
2.0
.65
.36
.13
.82
.45
.17
.080
1.0
.52
.20
.098
1.1
.62
.23
.11
.72
.30
.13
.055
.90
.34
.16
.070
1.0
.40
.19
.081
.52
.26
.11
.036
.60
.29
.13
.040
.68
.33
.14
.045
4.5
1.8
.60
.23
4.3
1.4
.50
.17
2.0
.72
.25
.13
2.8
1.1
.35
.19
4.0
1.5
.50
.27
2.3
.75
.40
.15
2.7
.90
.49
.18
3.0
1.0
.53
.20
1.3
.67
.25
.14
1.5
.80
.30
.15
1.8
.94
.35
.17
1.1
.40
.19
.082
1.4
.50
.24
.10
1.6
.60
.29
.13
.80
.39
.17
.056
.90
.44
.19
.062
1.0
.50
.21
.070
6.0
2.4
.80
.30
5.6
1.9
.70
.24
2.6
1.0
.33
.18
3.6
1.4
.46
.25
5.2
2.0
.68
.35
3.0
1.0
.52
.20
3.6
1.2
.64
.24
4.0
1.3
.70
.27
1.6
.90
.33
.16
2.0
1.1
.40
.19
2.3
1.3
.46
.22
1.5
.53
.25
.11
1.8
.68
.32
.13
2.2
.80
.38
.16
1.0
.50
.22
.074
1.2
.58
.25
.081
1.3
.63
.27
.092
7.5
3.0
1.0
.36
7.0
2.3
.85
.29
3.2
1.3
.41
.23
4.5
1.8
.60
.31
6.4
2.5
.85
.45
3.8
1.3
.66
.25
4.5
1.5
.82
.30
5.0
1.6
.80
.34
2.1
1.1
.42
.20
2.5
1.4
.50
.24
2.9
1.6
.59
.28
1.8
.68
.31
.13
2.3
.83
.40
.17
2.8
1.0
.49
.20
1.3
.65
.28
.091
1.5
.73
.30
.10
1.7
.80
.35
.11
* For liquids with a specific gravity other than 1.00, multiply the value from the above table
by the specific gravity of the liquid. For old pipe, add 20% to the above values.
Figures to right of dark line are laminar flow. Figures to left of dark line are turbulent flow.
6000
8.8
3.5
1.2
.45
8.5
2.8
1.0
.34
4.0
1.5
.50
.27
5.5
2.1
.70
.37
8.0
3.0
1.0
.54
4.5
1.5
.80
.30
5.4
1.8
.98
.36
6.0
2.0
1.1
.40
2.5
1.3
.50
.25
3.0
1.6
.60
.30
3.5
1.9
.70
.35
2.2
.80
.39
.16
2.8
1.0
.50
.20
3.2
1.2
.59
.25
1.6
.79
.32
.11
1.8
.89
.37
.13
2.0
.99
.40
.14
7000
4.2
1.4
.52
9.8
3.2
1.2
.40
4.5
1.8
.56
.32
6.2
2.5
.80
.45
9.0
3.5
1.2
.62
5.2
1.8
.92
.35
6.1
2.1
1.1
.42
7.0
2.3
1.3
.48
2.9
1.6
.60
.29
3.5
1.9
.70
.35
4.0
2.3
.81
.40
2.5
.92
.45
.20
3.2
1.1
.59
.24
3.8
1.4
.70
.28
1.9
.90
.37
.13
2.2
1.0
.42
.14
2.4
1.1
.47
.16
8000
9000
10,000
5.0
1.6
.60
5.4
1.8
.67
6.0
2.0
.73
3.7
1.3
.46
5.2
2.0
.66
.36
7.3
2.8
.92
.50
4.1
1.6
.52
6.0
2.2
.72
.40
8.1
3.1
1.0
.55
4.6
1.8
.59
6.5
2.5
.83
.45
9.0
3.5
1.1
.62
4.0
1.3
.71
6.0
2.0
1.1
.40
7.0
2.4
1.3
.50
8.0
2.6
1.5
.54
3.4
1.8
.69
.32
4.0
2.1
.80
.38
4.6
2.5
.94
.45
2.9
1.1
.50
.22
3.6
1.3
.64
.28
4.3
1.6
.78
.32
2.2
1.0
.44
.15
2.5
1.1
.49
.16
2.8
1.3
.53
.18
4.5
1.5
.81
7.0
2.3
1.2
.45
8.0
2.8
1.5
.55
9.0
3.0
1.7
.60
3.7
2.0
.78
.36
4.5
2.4
.90
.44
5.2
2.8
1.1
.51
3.2
1.2
.58
.25
4.0
1.5
.72
.31
4.9
1.8
.88
.37
2.5
1.1
.50
.17
2.8
1.3
.55
.18
3.1
1.5
.61
.21
5.0
1.7
.90
7.5
2.5
1.3
.50
9.0
3.0
1.6
.60
10.0
3.2
1.8
.67
4.2
2.3
.83
.38
5.0
2.8
1.0
.47
5.9
3.2
1.2
.56
3.6
1.3
.64
.27
4.6
1.7
.80
.35
5.4
2.0
.97
.40
2.8
1.3
.54
.18
3.0
1.4
.60
.20
3.4
1.6
.68
.23
To convert the above values to kPa (kilopascals) per metre of pipe, multiply by 22.6.
To convert the above values to kg per cm per metre of pipe, multiply by 0.23.
2007
Section
510
Page
510.14
Issue
FIG. 10 (Continued)
GPM
1
3
5
7
10
15
18
20
25
30
35
40
50
60
80
90
100
PIPE
SIZE
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
3
1
2
2
3
1
2
2
3
2
2
3
4
2
2
3
4
2
2
3
4
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
80,000
90,000
100,000
150,000
250,000
.37
.20
.075
.036
.88
.47
.18
.085
.66
.25
.13
.050
.92
.35
.17
.070
1.3
.40
.25
.10
.75
.36
.15
.050
.90
.44
.18
.060
1.0
.49
.20
.069
.60
.25
.085
.016
.72
.30
.10
.020
.85
.35
.12
.023
.97
.40
.14
.027
1.2
.50
.17
.033
.60
.20
.040
.014
.80
.27
.052
.018
.91
.30
.060
.020
1.0
.35
.065
.023
.50
.27
.10
.050
1.2
.60
.23
.11
.89
.33
.16
.070
1.3
.46
.23
.095
1.8
.65
.33
.14
1.0
.50
.20
.066
1.2
.59
.25
.080
1.3
.65
.28
.090
.80
.35
.11
.022
.99
.40
.13
.026
1.1
.48
.16
.030
1.3
.55
.18
.035
1.6
.70
.23
.044
.81
.27
.052
.018
1.1
.36
.070
.024
1.2
.40
.079
.027
1.4
.45
.085
.030
.62
.35
.13
.060
1.5
.80
.29
.14
1.1
.41
.21
.085
1.6
.59
.28
.12
2.3
.84
.40
.17
1.3
.60
.25
.085
1.5
.72
.30
.10
1.7
.80
.34
.11
1.0
.42
.14
.028
1.2
.50
.18
.033
1.4
.60
.20
.039
1.6
.69
.23
.045
2.0
.85
.29
.055
1.0
.35
.065
.023
1.4
.46
.090
.030
1.6
.51
.10
.034
1.7
.60
.11
.037
.73
.40
.15
.072
1.7
.92
.35
.17
1.3
.50
.25
.10
1.9
.70
.34
.15
2.7
1.0
.49
.20
1.5
.72
.30
.10
1.8
.88
.36
.13
2.0
.96
.41
.14
1.2
.51
.18
.032
1.4
.61
.21
.040
1.7
.72
.25
.046
2.0
.82
.28
.052
2.4
1.0
.35
.065
1.3
.41
.079
.027
1.7
.55
.10
.036
1.9
.62
.12
.040
2.1
.70
.13
.045
1.0
.53
.20
.095
2.4
1.2
.46
.22
1.8
.67
.33
.13
2.5
.93
.45
.19
3.5
1.3
.64
.27
2.0
.95
.40
.13
2.4
1.1
.50
.17
2.7
1.3
.54
.18
1.6
.70
.23
.043
1.9
.81
.28
.051
2.3
.95
.32
.060
2.5
1.1
.37
.070
3.2
1.4
.46
.086
1.6
.55
.10
.036
2.2
.74
.14
.048
2.5
.83
.15
.055
2.8
.91
.18
.060
1.3
.69
.25
.12
2.9
1.6
.57
.28
2.3
.82
.41
.17
3.1
1.1
.55
.24
4.5
1.7
.80
.35
2.5
1.2
.50
.17
3.0
1.4
.60
.20
3.4
1.6
.69
.23
2.0
.85
.28
.053
2.4
1.0
.34
.065
2.8
1.2
.40
.076
3.2
1.3
.46
.089
4.0
1.7
.60
.11
2.0
.70
.13
.045
2.8
.91
.18
.060
3.0
1.0
.20
.067
3.4
1.1
.22
.073
1.5
.80
.30
.14
3.5
1.8
.70
.34
2.7
1.0
.50
.20
3.8
1.4
.68
.29
5.4
2.0
.98
.40
3.0
1.4
.60
.21
3.7
1.7
.71
.25
4.1
1.9
.80
.28
2.4
1.0
.35
.064
2.8
1.2
.42
.078
3.4
1.4
.50
.091
3.8
1.6
.57
.10
4.8
2.0
.70
.13
2.5
.84
.15
.054
3.2
1.1
.21
.072
3.7
1.3
.23
.080
4.0
1.4
.26
.090
1.7
.92
.35
.17
4.0
2.3
.85
.40
3.2
1.2
.59
.24
4.5
1.7
.80
.34
6.3
2.4
1.1
.48
3.6
1.7
.70
.24
4.3
2.0
.85
.28
4.8
2.3
.95
.31
2.9
1.1
.40
.074
3.4
1.4
.49
.092
4.0
1.7
.55
.10
4.5
1.9
.65
.12
5.5
2.4
.81
.15
2.9
.99
.18
.063
3.8
1.3
.25
.085
4.3
1.4
.27
.095
4.7
1.6
.30
.10
1.9
1.1
.40
.20
4.5
2.5
.93
.45
3.6
1.3
.66
.28
5.0
1.9
.90
.38
7.1
2.8
1.3
.55
4.1
2.0
.80
.28
4.9
2.3
.98
.32
5.4
2.6
1.1
.36
3.2
1.3
.45
.085
4.0
1.6
.55
.10
4.5
1.9
.64
.12
5.0
2.2
.73
.14
6.4
2.8
.90
.17
3.2
1.1
.20
.072
4.3
1.5
.28
.096
4.9
1.6
.31
.11
5.4
1.8
.35
.12
2.2
1.2
.46
.23
5.1
2.8
1.1
.50
4.1
1.5
.75
.30
5.5
2.1
1.0
.43
8.0
3.0
1.5
.61
4.6
2.3
.90
.31
5.4
2.6
1.1
.37
6.1
2.9
1.2
.41
3.7
1.6
.52
.095
4.5
1.8
.64
.12
5.0
2.1
.73
.13
5.8
2.5
.83
.16
7.3
3.1
1.0
.19
3.7
1.3
.24
.081
5.0
1.7
.31
.11
5.5
1.8
.36
.12
6.1
2.1
.38
.13
2.5
1.3
.50
.25
5.9
3.1
1.2
.55
4.5
1.7
.81
.34
6.1
2.4
1.1
.47
8.9
3.3
1.6
.69
5.0
2.5
1.0
.34
6.0
2.9
1.2
.41
6.8
3.2
1.3
.46
4.0
1.7
.58
.11
4.9
2.0
.70
.13
5.5
2.4
.80
.15
6.3
2.7
.90
.19
8.0
3.4
1.1
.22
4.0
1.4
.26
.090
5.4
1.8
.35
.12
6.1
2.1
.39
.13
6.9
2.3
.44
.15
3.7
2.0
.75
.36
8.8
4.7
1.8
.85
6.6
2.5
1.3
.50
9.2
3.5
1.7
.70
6.2
3.5
1.3
.60
4.0
2.5
1.0
7.5
3.6
1.5
.50
9.0
4.4
1.8
.60
10.0
4.9
2.0
.69
6.0
2.5
.85
.16
7.2
3.0
1.0
.20
8.5
3.5
1.2
.23
9.7
4.0
1.4
.27
8.4
4.0
1.7
* For liquids with a specific gravity other than 1.00, multiply the value from the above table
by the specific gravity of the liquid. For old pipe, add 20% to the above values.
All figures on this page are laminar flow.
5.0
1.7
.33
6.0
2.0
.40
.14
8.0
2.7
.52
.18
9.1
3.0
.60
.20
10.0
3.5
.65
.23
8.0
2.9
1.4
4.1
2.1
.85
5.8
2.8
1.2
5.0
2.5
.85
7.2
3.0
1.0
8.0
3.4
1.1
10.0
4.2
1.4
.28
5.0
1.8
.33
6.0
2.0
.39
6.9
2.3
.45
8.5
2.9
.55
10.0
3.5
.65
.23
4.6
.90
.30
5.1
.79
.34
6.0
1.1
.37
To convert the above values to kPa (kilopascals) per metre of pipe, multiply by 22.6.
To convert the above values to kg per cm per metre of pipe, multiply by 0.23.
2007
GPM
120
140
150
160
180
200
250
300
400
450
500
600
750
800
1000
1050
32
(Water)
.11
.045
.015
.0040
.060
.020
.0054
.00067
.065
.022
.0060
.00075
.0077
.025
.0070
.00086
.10
.032
.0084
.0011
.12
.040
.010
.0013
.060
.016
.0020
.00051
.085
.022
.0028
.00070
.15
.040
.0047
.0012
.048
.0060
.0016
.00052
.060
.0074
.0018
.00061
.085
.010
.0026
.00086
.13
.015
.0040
.0013
.018
.0046
.0014
.00060
.028
.0070
.0022
.0095
.030
.0080
.0025
.0010
510
Page
510.15
Issue
FIG. 10 (Continued)
PIPE
SIZE
2
2
3
4
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
2
3
4
6
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
6
8
10
12
6
8
10
12
6
8
10
12
Section
50
100
200
400
600
800
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
10,000
.14
.060
.020
.0057
.078
.027
.0075
.0010
.085
.030
.0085
.0011
.10
.035
.0095
.0012
.12
.042
.012
.0016
.14
.052
.014
.0019
.075
.021
.0028
.00079
.10
.030
.0040
.0011
.18
.050
.0065
.0018
.060
.0080
.0022
.00075
.071
.010
.0026
.00090
.10
.014
.0036
.0012
.15
.020
.0055
.0018
.024
.0062
.0020
.00090
.035
.0093
.0030
.0013
.037
.010
.0034
.0014
.15
.075
.026
.0072
.10
.034
.0098
.0013
.11
.038
.011
.0013
.11
.044
.012
.0015
.15
.053
.015
.0020
.18
.064
.018
.0025
.092
.026
.0035
.0010
.13
.036
.0050
.0014
.21
.060
.0080
.0023
.073
.010
.0029
.00095
.090
.012
.0034
.0011
.12
.016
.0046
.0016
.18
.025
.0065
.0022
.027
.0080
.0026
.0011
.040
.011
.0038
.0017
.045
.012
.0043
.0018
.18
.078
.032
.010
.11
.038
.011
.0013
.13
.040
.013
.0013
.11
.050
.014
.0015
.18
.065
.016
.0027
.19
.075
.020
.0032
.10
.031
.0042
.0013
.15
.042
.0058
.0017
.25
.070
.0097
.0027
.088
.012
.0033
.0012
.11
.014
.0041
.0013
.14
.020
.0054
.0020
.22
.028
.0081
.0027
.032
.0095
.0032
.0014
.050
.014
.0047
.0020
.054
.015
.0047
.0022
.18
.078
.032
.011
.11
.038
.013
.0024
.14
.040
.014
.0026
.11
.050
.015
.0028
.18
.071
.016
.0031
.20
.078
.020
.0035
.11
.033
.0044
.0015
.17
.044
.0060
.0018
.26
.073
.010
.0027
.095
.013
.0033
.0012
.12
.016
.0043
.0013
.17
.022
.0056
.0021
.27
.030
.0090
.0028
.032
.010
.0033
.0015
.057
.014
.0047
.0022
.062
.015
.0050
.0024
.24
.12
.050
.017
.14
.058
.020
.0037
.14
.060
.021
.0040
.15
.065
.022
.0042
.18
.074
.025
.0047
.20
.081
.027
.0052
.11
.035
.0066
.0022
.18
.045
.0080
.0027
.26
.075
.010
.0035
.098
.013
.0040
.0016
.13
.016
.0045
.0018
.20
.023
.0058
.0022
.28
.031
.0095
.0028
.033
.011
.0033
.0015
.065
.015
.0048
.0022
.070
.016
.0051
.0025
.32
.15
.065
.022
.18
.076
.025
.0050
.19
.080
.027
.0052
.20
.087
.030
.0055
.23
.10
.032
.0063
.25
.11
.036
.0070
.14
.045
.0088
.0027
.18
.055
.010
.0033
.27
.078
.014
.0045
.10
.016
.0050
.0022
.13
.018
.0055
.0024
.23
.024
.0066
.0029
.29
.032
.010
.0036
.033
.011
.0038
.0019
.072
.015
.0049
.0024
.078
.016
.0051
.0025
.40
.19
.080
.028
.23
.095
.031
.0060
.24
.10
.035
.0065
.25
.11
.037
.0070
.29
.12
.041
.0080
.32
.13
.045
.0089
.17
.058
.011
.0037
.20
.070
.013
.0045
.28
.090
.017
.0060
.10
.020
.0066
.0028
.13
.022
.0063
.0030
.25
.026
.0090
.0036
.30
.032
.011
.0045
.035
.012
.0050
.0024
.079
.015
.0060
.0030
.085
.016
.0064
.0031
.80
.40
.16
.054
.45
.19
.063
.012
.50
.20
.078
.013
.50
.22
.071
.014
.58
.25
.081
.016
.63
.27
.090
.018
.35
.11
.022
.0075
.40
.14
.026
.0090
.56
.18
.035
.012
.20
.040
.013
.0055
.23
.044
.015
.0060
.28
.051
.018
.0072
.34
.064
.023
.0090
.070
.024
.0098
.0047
.086
.030
.012
.0060
.090
.031
.013
.0062
1.1
.60
.25
.083
.68
.29
.10
.018
.70
.30
.10
.020
.75
.33
.11
.021
.87
.37
.13
.023
.96
.42
.14
.026
.50
.18
.033
.011
.60
.21
.040
.013
.84
.28
.051
.018
.30
.060
.020
.0082
.35
.065
.023
.0090
.42
.079
.028
.011
.51
.10
.034
.014
.10
.036
.015
.0070
.13
.045
.018
.0090
.13
.047
.020
.0093
1.5
.77
.32
.11
.90
.38
.13
.024
.95
.40
.14
.026
1.0
.44
.15
.028
1.1
.50
.17
.031
1.3
.55
.18
.035
.68
.23
.044
.015
.80
.28
.052
.018
1.1
.37
.070
.024
.40
.080
.027
.011
.46
.086
.030
.012
.55
.10
.036
.015
.70
.12
.045
.018
.13
.048
.020
.0095
.17
.060
.024
.012
.18
.063
.026
.013
2.0
.99
.40
.14
1.1
.46
.16
.030
1.2
.50
.17
.032
1.3
.55
.18
.035
1.5
.62
.21
.040
1.6
.70
.23
.045
.84
.29
.055
.019
1.0
.35
.065
.023
1.4
.46
.089
.030
.50
.10
.034
.014
.57
.10
.037
.015
.70
.13
.045
.018
.88
.16
.055
.022
.17
.060
.025
.012
.21
.075
.030
.015
.23
.080
.032
.016
2.4
1.2
.50
.17
1.3
.58
.20
.037
1.4
.60
.21
.040
1.5
.65
.22
.041
1.8
.74
.25
.047
1.9
.81
.28
.052
1.0
.35
.066
.023
1.2
.42
.080
.027
1.7
.55
.10
.035
.60
.12
.040
.016
.70
.13
.045
.018
.82
.16
.054
.022
1.1
.20
.066
.027
.21
.072
.029
.014
.26
.090
.036
.018
.28
.094
.039
.019
2.9
1.3
.56
.19
1.6
.66
.23
.042
1.6
.70
.24
.047
1.8
.76
.26
.049
2.0
.85
.30
.055
2.2
.95
.32
.060
1.2
.40
.077
.028
1.4
.48
.090
.031
1.8
.64
.12
.041
.70
.14
.046
.019
.80
.15
.051
.021
.93
.18
.061
.025
1.2
.22
.080
.032
.25
.084
.034
.017
.30
.10
.042
.021
.31
.10
.045
.022
3.2
1.5
.65
.22
1.8
.76
.25
.050
1.9
.80
.27
.052
2.0
.87
.30
.055
2.3
1.0
.32
.063
2.5
1.1
.36
.070
1.4
.45
.088
.030
1.6
.55
.10
.035
2.1
.72
.14
.047
.80
.16
.053
.022
.90
.18
.060
.025
1.0
.21
.071
.029
1.3
.25
.090
.036
.28
.096
.040
.019
.35
.11
.048
.024
.36
.12
.051
.026
3.7
1.8
.72
.24
2.0
.85
.29
.055
2.2
.90
.32
.058
2.3
.98
.33
.064
2.6
1.1
.37
.070
2.8
1.2
.41
.079
1.5
.52
.099
.034
1.8
.62
.11
.040
2.4
.82
.16
.053
.90
.18
.060
.025
1.0
.20
.066
.027
1.2
.23
.081
.033
1.5
.29
.10
.041
.31
.10
.045
.022
.39
.12
.055
.027
.40
.13
.060
.029
4.0
1.9
.80
.28
2.3
.95
.32
.060
2.4
1.0
.35
.065
2.5
1.1
.37
.070
2.9
1.2
.41
.080
3.2
1.3
.45
.089
1.7
.58
.11
.037
2.0
.70
.13
.045
2.8
.90
.17
.060
1.0
.20
.068
.028
1.1
.22
.075
.030
1.4
.26
.090
.036
1.8
.32
.11
.045
.35
.12
.050
.024
.45
.15
.060
.030
.46
.16
.065
.032
* For liquids with a specific gravity other than 1.00, multiply the value from the above table
by the specific gravity of the liquid. For old pipe, add 20% to the above values.
Figures to right of dark line are laminar flow. Figures to left of dark line are turbulent flow.
To convert the above values to kPa (kilopascals) per metre of pipe, multiply by 22.6.
To convert the above values to kg per cm per metre of pipe, multiply by 0.23.
2007
Section
510
Page
510.16
Issue
FIG. 10 (Continued)
GPM
120
140
150
160
180
200
250
300
400
450
500
600
750
800
1000
1050
PIPE
SIZE
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
3
4
6
8
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
4
6
8
10
6
8
10
12
6
8
10
12
6
8
10
12
6
8
10
12
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
80,000
90,000
100,000
1.2
.40
.080
.023
1.4
.47
.091
.031
1.5
.51
.099
.033
.55
.10
.036
.015
.61
.12
.040
.017
.70
.13
.045
.018
.85
.17
.056
.023
1.0
.20
.068
.028
1.4
.26
.090
.037
1.5
.30
.10
.042
1.7
.33
.11
.046
2.0
.40
.13
.055
.50
.17
.070
.032
.52
.18
.072
.035
.65
.23
.091
.045
.70
.24
.098
.047
1.6
.53
.10
.035
1.9
.62
.12
.042
2.0
.68
.13
.045
.71
.14
.048
.020
.80
.16
.052
.022
.90
.18
.060
.025
1.1
.22
.074
.030
1.3
.26
.090
.036
1.8
.35
.12
.048
2.0
.40
.14
.055
2.3
.44
.15
.060
2.8
.51
.18
.072
.65
.22
.090
.043
.70
.24
.096
.046
.86
.30
.12
.059
.90
.31
.13
.061
2.0
.70
.13
.045
2.4
.81
.15
.052
2.5
.88
.16
.055
.92
.18
.060
.025
1.0
.20
.068
.027
1.2
.22
.075
.030
1.5
.28
.092
.038
1.8
.33
.11
.045
2.3
.45
.15
.060
2.6
.50
.17
.070
2.9
.55
.19
.075
3.5
.65
.23
.090
.82
.28
.11
.055
.89
.30
.12
.060
1.1
.37
.15
.075
1.1
.40
.16
.080
2.5
.84
.15
.055
2.9
.99
.18
.063
3.1
1.0
.19
.066
1.1
.21
.072
.030
1.3
.23
.080
.033
1.4
.26
.090
.036
1.8
.32
.11
.046
2.1
.40
.13
.055
2.8
.51
.18
.073
3.1
.60
.20
.082
3.5
.66
.23
.091
4.2
.80
.27
.11
1.0
.34
.14
.066
1.0
.36
.15
.070
1.3
.45
.18
.090
1.3
.47
.20
.095
3.2
1.1
.21
.072
3.8
1.3
.25
.085
4.0
1.4
.26
.090
1.5
.28
.096
.039
1.7
.31
.11
.044
1.9
.35
.12
.048
2.3
.44
.15
.060
2.8
.51
.18
.062
3.7
.70
.24
.096
4.2
.80
.28
.11
4.6
.87
.30
.12
5.5
1.0
.36
.15
1.3
.45
.18
.090
1.4
.48
.19
.096
1.7
.60
.25
.12
1.8
.62
.26
.13
4.0
1.4
.26
.090
4.7
1.6
.30
.10
5.1
1.7
.32
.11
1.8
.35
.12
.049
2.1
.40
.13
.055
2.3
.45
.15
.060
2.8
.55
.18
.075
3.5
.65
.22
.090
4.6
.88
.30
.12
5.0
1.0
.34
.14
5.7
1.0
.37
.15
6.9
1.3
.45
.18
1.6
.55
.23
.11
1.6
.60
.25
.12
2.2
.74
.30
.15
2.3
.80
.32
.16
4.9
1.7
.31
.11
5.8
2.0
.36
.13
6.1
2.1
.38
.13
2.3
.41
.14
.058
2.5
.47
.16
.066
2.8
.51
.18
.071
3.5
.64
.22
.090
4.2
.78
.27
.11
5.5
1.0
.36
.15
6.0
1.2
.40
.16
7.0
1.3
.45
.18
8.3
1.5
.54
.22
2.0
.65
.27
.14
2.1
.71
.29
.15
2.6
.90
.36
.18
2.7
.94
.39
.19
5.8
2.0
.36
.13
6.8
2.3
.42
.15
7.1
2.4
.46
.16
2.6
.48
.17
.070
2.9
.55
.19
.077
3.2
.60
.21
.085
4.0
.75
.26
.10
4.7
.90
.31
.13
6.4
1.2
.41
.17
7.0
1.4
.46
.19
8.0
1.5
.51
.21
9.5
1.8
.63
.25
2.3
.79
.32
.16
2.3
.84
.34
.17
3.0
1.0
.42
.21
3.1
1.0
.45
.22
2.5
2.2
.41
.14
7.6
2.5
.48
.17
8.1
2.7
.51
.18
3.0
.55
.19
.079
3.2
.61
.21
.088
3.6
.70
.24
.098
4.5
.86
.30
.12
5.4
1.0
.35
.15
7.3
1.4
.47
.19
8.0
1.6
.54
.22
9.0
1.8
.60
.25
7.5
2.5
.47
.16
8.5
2.8
.55
.19
9.1
3.2
.57
.21
3.4
.62
.21
.090
3.7
.70
.24
.099
4.2
.78
.28
.11
5.2
1.0
.34
.14
6.2
1.2
.40
.17
8.2
1.6
.54
.22
9.0
1.8
.61
.25
10.0
2.0
.66
.28
8.0
2.8
.52
.18
9.5
3.2
.60
.21
2.1
.72
.29
2.5
.90
.37
.18
2.7
.95
.40
.18
3.5
1.1
.49
.24
3.6
1.2
.51
.25
2.4
.81
.32
2.9
.98
.41
.20
3.1
1.0
.45
.21
3.9
1.3
.55
.27
4.1
1.3
.59
.29
* For liquids with a specific gravity other than 1.00, multiply the value from the above table
by the specific gravity of the liquid. For old pipe, add 20% to the above values.
Figures to right of dark line are laminar flow. Figures to left of dark line are turbulent flow.
150,000
250,000
4.0
.80
.23
7.0
1.3
.45
4.7
.81
.31
8.1
1.5
.52
3.5
.65
.23
3.6
.70
.24
.099
4.1
.79
.28
.11
4.5
.85
.30
.12
5.8
1.1
.37
.15
7.0
1.3
.45
.18
9.1
1.8
.60
.25
10.0
2.0
.68
.28
5.1
.99
.33
5.5
1.0
.36
.15
6.1
1.2
.40
.17
7.0
1.3
.45
.18
8.5
1.7
.56
.23
10.0
2.0
.68
.28
8.8
1.6
.55
9.2
1.8
.60
.25
10.0
2.0
.68
.27
2.6
.90
.37
4.5
1.5
.60
3.0
1.0
.42
5.0
1.7
.70
2.2
.74
.30
3.3
1.1
.46
5.5
1.9
.75
2.6
.90
.37
3.2
1.1
.46
.23
3.5
1.2
.50
.25
4.5
1.5
.61
.30
4.7
1.5
.65
.31
4.0
1.3
.55
5.0
1.7
.70
.32
5.2
1.8
.72
.35
6.5
2.3
.91
.45
7.0
2.4
.98
.47
6.5
2.3
.90
8.2
2.8
1.1
.55
8.9
3.0
1.2
.60
2.2
.75
.30
2.8
.92
.38
3.3
1.1
.45
3.7
1.5
.75
4.0
1.6
.80
To convert the above values to kPa (kilopascals) per metre of pipe, multiply by 22.6.
To convert the above values to kg per cm per metre of pipe, multiply by 0.23.
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