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Pumping of abrasive media, oils, petroleum products and liquids To 350°C.
To 2 000 m³/h.
To 40 bar
Pumping out air, saturated aggressive vapors, creating a vacuum To 33 mBar.
To 30 000 m³/h.
To 33 mbar.
Pumping air, saturated aggressive vapors, creating a vacuum To 5 mBar.
To 3 500 m³/h.
To 5 mbar
Pumping of liquids with different degrees of viscosity To 80,000 Cps To 250°C.
To 250 m³/h.
To 16 bar
Pumping of food products, wine and cosmetics industry.
To 200 m³/h.
To 16 bar
Pumping of foods with high viscosity and solid particles content.
To 20 m³/h.
To 12 bar
Pumping of aggressive chemicals, acids, alkalis and explosive liquids.
To 55 m³/h.
To 34 m H2O
Designed for stationary installation with direct immersion in the tank.
To 55 m³/h.
To 34 bar
Pumping liquids with different degrees of viscosity (glues, molasses, ointments, resins).
To 900 m³/h.
To 70 bar
Meat and dairy products, bakery products, pharmaceutical and chemical products.
To 70 m³/h.
To 15 bar
Accuracy better than 1% from 10 to 100% of maximum performance.
To 4028 m³/h.
To 80 bar
Highly viscous fluids that may contain high concentrations of solids/abrasives or other substances.
To 500 m³/h.
To 24 bar
Vacuum system with full or partial liquid recirculation.
to 3500 m³/h.
to 33 mbar.
Technical documentationHydroSys represents the best solution for completeness, flexibility and performance in the installation of liquid ring vacuum pumps with full or partial recirculation. It consists of:
All units are mounted on one compact frame.
The vacuum pump expels the suction gas from the discharge port, as well as part of the working fluid present inside it and which must be constantly filled.
The liquid-air mixture enters a cylindrical tank where the separation takes place: the gas exits the upper outlet of the tank, ready to be sent back to the vacuum pump.
During the suction and compression cycle, the vacuum pump transfers all the work done in the form of heat to the working fluid, which of course must be cooled by a heat exchanger before being reused.