stainless steel vertical multistage centrifugal pump

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Stainless steel Vertical Multistage Centrifugal Pump

1.Introduction:

CDL/CDLF water pump is special in high pressure, made of stainless steel 304 or 316, all parts touch with liquid are of stainless steel. The pump is vertical non-self priming multistage centrifugal pump, which drived by a standard electric motor.The motor output shaft directly connects with the pump shaft through a coupling. The pressure resistant cylingder and flow passagecomponets are fixed between pump head and inlet and outlet section with tie-bar bolts. The inlet and outlet are located at the pump bottom at the same plane. This kind of pump can be equipped with an intelligent protector to effectively prevent it from dry-running, out-of-phase and overload.

2.Applications:

· Urban water supply and pressure boosting

· Industrial circulating system and processing system

· Water supply for boiler, condensing system, high-rise building or fire fighting system.

· Water treatment and RO system

· Cooling water system

3.Electric motor:

· TEFC motor,

· 50HZ or 60HZ 220V or 380V

· Protection class: IP55, Insulation class: F

4. Operation conditions:

Thin, clean, non-flammable and non-explosive liquid containing no solid granules and fibers

medium temperature: -15°c~+120°c

Capacity range: 1~180 m³^_/h

Head range: 6~305 m

50HZ Pump Performance Scope

Model	CDLF2	CDLF4	CDLF8	CDLF12	CDLF16	CDLF20	CDLF32	CDLF42	CDLF65	CDLF120	CDLF150
Rated flow[m3/h]	2	4	8	12	16	20	32	42	65	120	150
Flow range[m3/h]	1-3.5	1.5-8	5-12	7-16	8-22	10-28	16-40	25-55	30-80	60-150	80-180
Max.Pressure[bar]	23	22	21	22	22	23	26	30	22	16	16
Motor power[Kw]	0.37-3	0.37-4	0.75-7.5	1.5-11	2.2-15	1.1-18.5	1.5-30	3-45	4-45	11-75	11-75
Head range[m]	8-231	6-209	13-201	14-217	16-222	6-234	4-255	11-305	8-215	15-162.5	8.5-157
Temperature range[°C]	-15 -+120
Max.Efficiency[%]	46	59	64	63	66	69	76	78	80	74	73

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