Variable Flow Constant Pressure Fire Tangent Pumps
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XBD-HY(HYL) series variable flow constant pressure fire tangent pumps are third-generation new products updated on the basis of XBD-HY(TB) series variable flow constant pressure fire pumps. Blended with the advanced technology from USA and Switzerland, and developed under the guidance of famous professors from Jiangsu Institute of Technology, this series of products are superior to the former kind of fire tangent pumps. Designed to the theory of partial emission pump, this product is the first of its kind at home, with its performance and technical specifications fully in compliance with the newly enacted standard of GB6245-2006 Performance Requirements and Test Methods for Fire Pumps.
Features:
1) The most distinguishing characteristic of XBD-HY(HYL) series variable flow constant pressure fire tangent pumps is variable flow constant pressure with flat flow and head curves, i.e. head remains almost unchanged (within 5%) when pump c:hanges in the range from zero flow to the maximum required flow, so as to ensure no overpressure under small or zero flow and to avoid failure of water supply under large flow. This characteristic meets the service requirements on fire control site to guarantee the normal work of fire control and to greatly improve the efficiency of fire extinguishment, the dependability of fire service equipment and the security of fire fighters.
2) This series of pumps cover vertical, horizontal and split fire pumps, which are featured by compact structure, small floor area, reliable mechanical seal, reasonable internal structure, high dependability, long service life, smooth running, little noise, maintenance free and lifetime warranty.
3) The drive motors of this series of pumps are Y series motors to achieve the function of constant pressure with no need to use pneumatic tank and variable frequency control, which has greatly lowered the cost of engineering construction. This is a great breakthrough in the technology of fire pumps in our country, which can bring remarkable social and economic benefit. The outlets of this series of pumps may be adjusted to the directions of 0°, 90 °, 180° and 270°.
Main Application:
XBD-HY(HYL) series variable-flow constant-pressure fire pump is mainly used for fixed fire systems in industrial and civil buildings, such as hydrant, automatic sprinkler and water spraying fire-extinguishing systems, as well as for water supply systems for domestic use, fire control and public domestic use, water supply for buildings, civil works, industrial and mining uses, boiler and so on.
- Q: The actual way to move water (liquid) from a pond with small bits of debris. Trying to find out which system is the most efficient: vane, impeller, rotary, centrifugal...etc...either by hand or using a bicycle to turn the pump. I do NOT want to use an engine or electric motor. I've read about the transfer pumps in the hardware store are only about 50% efficient, I need something better that will provide me a continuous output. Something lightweight that will handle pressure. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!!
- Although you may not think of it as a continuous source, an ancient Noria water wheel is quite effective and can be leveraged with gears and ratchets. The continuous flow is acheived by transferring the water to a reservoir at a higher elevation from which the water at a constant known pressure determined by the elevation can be drawn, excess water can be overflowed, regulating the pressure so long as the draw is less than the average delivery of water. Early mines were cleared of water with Norias as pumps could not pull beyond atmospheric pressure.
- Q: How much would it cost if I took it somewhere like midas?
- what variety of noise? additionally, what do you mean by skill of is it solid? They valuable looking autos IMO and that they are able to be solid if dealt with. do no longer assume to make diverse ability from the 420A engine although.
- Q: Pump impeller diameter plus assembly what changes? What's the effect on the motor?
- Two 1.5 kW desktop self-priming pump impeller 14.7cm primary current 15.5cm problems may occur.After the impeller increases, the flow, head, shaft power will increase (increase in volume see the following formula), the original 1.5KW motor may overload operation.
- Q: We have an electric sump pump. Battery pumps will only work for two or three days. I want a manual pump that will pump a lot of water. We cannot waterproof the basement because it costs over $10,000. Where can I find a manual pump? Carrying water out in buckets is too slow and exhausting. We carried 80 five gallon buckets out last time the electricity was off for a few hours.
- What you need is a generator to run the pump when your hydro is off. Check walmart.
- Q: I was was wondering how to calculate the head flow rate from a water pump. The water pump outputs 2 bar, which means that it will push water up to 20m in height. It also has a throughput of 2000 litres per hour.I want to pump water up to my loft, which is approx 15m above the pump.What will the flow rate be at this height? Is it a linear calculation of percentage of drop from maximum head height multiplied by the flow rate, (eg 5/20 * 2000 = 500 litres per hour?), or is it more complicated than that?
- If your pump has more capacity than you need, you can always restrict the discharge and create extra artificial head.
- Q: I'm going to be purchasing a laboratory distillation kit here pretty soon, the kit includes everything I need for the setup but the condenser requires a water pump to circulate cold water around the coils. What kind of pump would you recommend for this purpose?
- The only thing you might need a pump for is if you are distilling/refluxing something and it is not all condensing before it reaches the end/top of the tube, resulting in vapor escaping. In that case you would use a bucket of ice water with a submersible pump.
- Q: Bought a new water pump for my turtle tank can't get it to work
- hi, I advise you drain the pond/inventory tank and positioned a trough hull installation to allow you to hook up a valve for prompt draining. I used a a million one on my 3 hundred gallon inventory tank and it will drain in below 5 min. otherwise a submersible sump pump is the suited type to get they have a exhibit on the backside the place the %. up is to evade plugging you are able to could sparkling the prefilter exhibit periodically. You hook up a backyard hose and drop it in.
- Q: I have a 1994 Plymoth Grand voyager and it is loosing anti freeze it was a little leak now I can't see it leaking but it is empty could it be the water pump? It does get hot now. what other things happen when your water pump is going out does the heater not get hot anymore?
- It could be the water pump, but without doing a pressure test it could be hard to diagnose. You can put cardboard or something else to help find the leak. But the leak could be somewhere else than the spot on the cardboard. Best to take to Advance, or Auto Zone and carry some water in a jug to fill it up and use a pressure tester and look and listen for the leak. Could be upper/lower Radiator hose, radiator, heater core, heater core hoses, and a few more that are less likely.
- Q: My water pump is broken and so far we can't get the fan off so we need instructions.
- what does that tool look like to take the fan off
- Q: I have a 2002 Honda Civic Ex sedan with about 105k miles. Sometime before 110k I need to get the timing belt replaced. At about 95k my mechanic asked if I wanted to replace the timing belt and the water pump. According to the owners manual the timing belt must be replaced, but it simply says check the water pump.I don't want to pay for unnecessary repairs, but I also know that both of these jobs are quite involved, but can be done together fairly easily. Is there anything I can do to check myself or do I just have to trust my mechanic when I take it in. Also, what is the cost difference between the timing belt job and adding in the water pump at the same time?
- If you're going to have the timing belt changed you might as well change the water pump at the same time - it would take about the same amount of effort and cash in the future to just replace the water pump alone if it goes bad. On a Honda with over 100k miles, it's just a matter of time before the water pump goes - so I'd say that it's a good idea to change it now, even if it's not showing any signs of failure. You'd just end up paying for the work twice if you don't do it now - assuming that you're planning on keeping the car for a while. I'm not sure how much a water pump would cost for your car, but you could look it up on the web - additional labor costs to install it during the timing belt change would be minimal.
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Variable Flow Constant Pressure Fire Tangent Pumps
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