Self-priming pumps - Import export

Centrifugal pumps have well-known advantages such as uniform pumping without surges, the ability to create high pressures at low pump rate in multi-stage designs, long service life and others. However, operation of centrifugal pumps requires building positive pressure (pressure boosting) upstream of the inlet suction pipe for the following reasons: to fill the pump body with the pumped fluid in order to avoid a "dry start" to prevent cavitation during pump operation. Classic methods for creating pressure boosting before centrifugal pumps can be: installation of a tank from which the fluid is pumped, several meters above the axis of the pump shaft and placing the pump in the draw-off sump; inclusion of an additional vacuum pump into the process, which is capable of building the desired pressure boosting of several metres. HOW IS THE PROBLEM OF CREATING A PRESSURE BOOSTING IN MODERN SELF-PRIMING CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS SOLVED? Villina company offers you Villina self-priming GNGC series

Centrifugal pumps have well-known advantages such as uniform pumping without surges, the ability to create high pressures at low pump rate in multi-stage designs, long service life and others. Advantages: the fluid can be taken in at a point lower than the axis of the inlet suction pipe without using a pre-installed vacuum pump. - Purpose: transit of corrosive, toxic, explosive and flammable fluids at insufficient suction pressure; - Pump rate ranges: 0.8 to 450 m3/h; - Head ranges: 3 to 132 m; - Self-priming height (depth): up to 6 metres; - Seal type: magnetic coupling according to API 685 or tandem mechanical seal according to API 682; - Climatic version: for moderate and for moderate and cold climate; - Temperature of the pumped fluid: for GNGC-S, GNGC-S-M up to plus 350°С, for NCG-S up to plus 450°С; - Shaft speed: 1,450 or 2,900 rpm; - Structural design: ОН-2 single-stage back pull-out pump according to API 610 or a single block.