Impeller pump TKF-M serieswaterfor chemicalswith electric motor
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Characteristics
- Technology
- impeller
- Fluid
- water, for chemicals
- Operation
- with electric motor
- Domain
- industrial, for the food industry, for the petrochemical industry, agriculture, for the metallurgical industry, for marine applications
- Applications
- discharge
- Fluid specification
- for low-viscosity fluids
- Other characteristics
- single-stage, horizontal mount, high-efficiency, with mechanical seals, with closed impeller
- Flow
Max.: 550 m³/h
(19,423.0667 ft³/h)Min.: 0 m³/h
(0 ft³/h)- Pressure
Max.: 16 bar
(232.06 psi)Min.: 10 bar
(145.038 psi)- Head
Max.: 105 m
(344'05" )Min.: 0 m
(0'00" )
Description
Design Features
• TKF-M series pumps has designed for pumping non-abrasive and small particulars liquids.
• Pump diamensions are acceptable TS EN 733 standard.
• Suction and discharge flanges are suitable standard ISO 7005-2/PN 16.
• Pump shaft bedding is provided by the motor bearings.
• Sealing is provided by mechanical seal.
• Closed impeller is used.
• TKF-M, TKF as compared to the volume occupied by lighter and smaller
Technicial Specifications
Minimum Efficiency IndexMEI ≥ 0.4 ve MEI ≥ 0.7 (EU 547/2012)
FlowUp to 550 m³/h
Discharge HeadUp to 105 m
RevolutionsUp to 3600 rpm
Operating temperature-20 ⁰C to + 140 ⁰C *
Body Pressure10 - 16 bar
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