Pump tube B200 Niro*
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Product information "Pump tube B200 Niro*"
Description:
The horizontal pumping station is suitable for emptying highly aggressive, low-viscosity, flammable and explosive liquids from IBC containers or tanks and is the perfect alternative to vertical drum pumps. Depending on the application, various motors are available that can be combined with the pumping unit at any time.
This gives you flexibility at all times and saves important resources.
- Horizontal connection at the bottom of the container
- Pumping unit equipped with Lutz Original handwheel
- Suitable for emptying alternative fuels, oils and flammable liquids
Features & advantages
- Optionally with electric or compressed air drive
- Low loss of medium when disconnected
- Explosion-proof versions for applications in hazardous areas
(Zone 1 and 2) - Easy to dismantle
- Small space requirement
| Bearings (Material): | Charcoal |
|---|---|
| Delivery head (up to max. m wc)*.: | 20 |
| Density (up to kg/dm³): | 2,8 |
| Drive shaft (Material): | Stainless steel (1.4571) |
| Flow rate (up to max. l/min)*.: | 117 |
| Impeller (Material): | ETFE (ethylene tetrafluoroethylene copolymer) |
| Liquid temperature (max °C): | 100 |
| Pump tube material (Material): | Niro (stainless steel) |
| Static seal (Material): | FPM (fluororubber) |
| Suitable fluids: | Acids, Care products, Cleaning agents, Disinfectant, Emulsions, Lye, Mineral oils, Solvent, Vegetable oils, Water |
| Thread (inch) outside: | 1 1/4" |
| Type: | B200 Niro 41-L-GLRD |
| Type of impeller / Drive type: | Impeller (radial impeller) |
| Type of seal: | Mechanical seal: (GLRD) |
| Viscosity (up to max. mPas)*.: | 1000 |
When selecting the appropriate drive type for a Pump tube, the question often arises in practice as to whether an impeller or a rotor should be used. The decision depends largely on the hydraulic requirements of the specific application.
Application 1: High delivery pressure and greater delivery heads required
Requirement
If long hose or pipe runs need to be overcome, the fluid has increased Viscosity or density, or higher overall pressure losses occur, a greater delivery head is required.
Typical influencing factors are:
- Long hose lengths
- Viscous or heavy fluids
- Required pressure build-up in the system
Recommended solution
Impeller (L) = Radial impeller
The impeller is designed for applications where a stable pressure build-up is required. The pump tube thus enables reliable delivery even with increased resistance in the system and ensures a constant delivery capacity under demanding operating conditions.
Application 2: High flow rate with free discharge
Requirement
Where there is a free discharge and no significant Pressure losses in the delivery system, the priority is often to achieve the highest possible flow rate.
Typical influencing factors are:
- Short hose lengths
- Low flow resistance
- Focus on flow rate rather than delivery head
Recommended solution
Rotor (R) = Axial impeller
The rotor is designed for maximum flow rates at minimum back pressure. It is ideal for applications with a free outlet where large flow rates need to be delivered efficiently and economically.
Conclusion:
The choice between an impeller and a rotor depends primarily on the hydraulic requirements of the application. For higher pressure requirements and greater delivery heads, the impeller is the appropriate solution. For free discharge and where high flow rates are required, the rotor is recommended.
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