Impeller pump 3NLT
waterwith electric motorsubmersible

Impeller pump - 3NLT - Cornell Pump - water / with electric motor / submersible
Impeller pump - 3NLT - Cornell Pump - water / with electric motor / submersible
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Characteristics

Technology
impeller
Fluid
water
Operation
with electric motor
Priming
submersible
Mobility
stationary
Domain
industrial
Applications
discharge, cooling, blower
Protection level
immersible
Other characteristics
seal
Flow

Max.: 6,400 m³/h
(226,013.86702 ft³/h)

Min.: 0 m³/h
(0 ft³/h)

Head

Max.: 140 m
(459'03" )

Min.: 0 m
(0'00" )

Description

The immersible motor can operate in flooded conditions, submerged up to 30 feet, for up to a two-week period. The proven concept combines safety of a submersible with the ease of maintenance of an off-the shelf motor. The basic design incorporates a premium-efficiency, inverter-duty TECB (totally enclosed, blower-cooled) motor. If the motor becomes submerged, the blower shuts down without affecting the main motor. While submerged, the media cools the motor just like a true submersible. A special conduit box is used to prevent water leakage into the motor. The motor is designed to prevent infiltration of water along the shaft and into the motor using a patented hydro-seal design. Specifications: Available on a range of pumps with discharge sizes from 4″ to 30″ Withstands up to 30′ subergence Can be submerged up to two weeks Available on N, NN and NH series pumps Features and Benefits: Ease of maintenance and serviceability No level controls, monitors, recirculating pump or piping needed Excellent efficiencies No cooling jacket necessary Designed to run submerged for limited time periods Lower thrust due to bearing frame which means longer bearing life The shaft penetrates the bottom only and is sealed using a triple redundant sealing system

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