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Chemical pump AH
stainless steelcirculation

chemical pump
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Characteristics

Fluid
for chemicals
Material
stainless steel
Other characteristics
circulation

Description

The Sulzer Ensival Moret model AH high pressure loop reactor circulation pumps are specifically designed for the circulation of polyethylene and polypropylene slurry. Operation of the reactor loop for extended periods helps boost productivity. It is not uncommon to find model AH pumps running more than 5 years between overhauls. Heavy-duty engineered pumps tailored to process requirements Designed and built following API 610 (ISO 13709) and associated international standards High efficiency performance for best total life time cost Specifically designed for circulation of slurry with large free passage between two adjacent blades Robust design for long Mean Time Between Maintenance (MTBM) Direct mounted or with sprung baseplate to accommodate thermal expansion of loop reactor vessel Polyolefins industry Slurry phase polypropylene (PP) Slurry phase polyethylene (PE) Large shaft which to minimize deflection for maximum seal life Double or Triple Mechanical Seal Arrangement to suit pump configuration All mechanical seals are designed to handle the maximum system pressure in the event of primary seal failure API Seal Support Systems ensure correct seal face lubrication and cooling Robust tilting pad thrust bearing with integrated heat exchanger on sizes above 12” to ensure maximum reliability Capacities - Up to 18,000 m3/h / 80,000 US gpm Heads - Up to 45 m / 150 ft Pressures - Up to 100 bar / 1,500 psi Temperatures - Up to 200°C / 400°F Discharge size - 150 to 710 mm / 6 to 28 inches Maximum speed of rotation - To suit application

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