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JESSBERGER GmbH
Germany
    Vertical centrifugal pumps

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    Especially suitable for high aggressive media
    like acids and alkalies

    These vertical centrifugal pumps are operated by a direct-drive
    motor (max. 3.000 rpm) and have high performance data regarding
    flow rate (6 to 75 m3/h) and head (7,5 to 38 m). They are especially
    suitable for a fast transfer of chemicals when emptying containers
    or tanks. Centrifugal pumps of series JP-820 will be mainly used
    for fixed installations while the pump column is immersed directly
    in the tank. The special construction of these pumps avoids the
    use of internal mechanical seals (that often have to be replaced)
    and ensures that any leakages will be collected in the tank. The
    open impeller allows even continuous pumping of extremely dirty
    liquids or media containing small solids. The maximum viscosity
    for these centrifugal pumps is 500 mPas (at 20 °C) and the maximum
    temperature of the medium 65 °C at PP or 95 °C at PVDF.
    The availability of different materials of construction – depending
    on chemical and thermical resistance of medium or environment –
    guarantees an absolute reliability of operation as well as a long life
    time of the pump.



    Technical data


    Executions in Polypropylene and PVDF

    Standard column lengthsin 500, 800, 1.000 and 1.250 mm

    Flow rates from 6 to 75 m3/h

    Head from 7,5 to 38 m

    Viscosities up to 500 mPas (at 20 °C)

    Temperatures at PP max. 65 °C, at PVDF max. 95 °C

    Three-phase motor, 230/400 Volt, 50 Hz, IP55, F Class, 2-poles, 2900 rpm



    Advantages


    • High chemical and thermical resistance

    • Robust construction

    • Suitability for continuous operation

    • Weldless construction and therefore absolute reliability
    of operation

    • Applicability even with extremely dirty liquids or media
    containing small solids

    • Removing of motor even if pump is installed

    • Availability of pump also without motor

    • Quick and easy maintenance like replacement of bushings

    • Inexpensive spare parts

    Pump principle

    The impeller is connected over the shaft with the direct-drive
    electric motor. It rotates at a preset speed and produces a
    centrifugal effect (suction on the inlet and discharge on the
    outlet).


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