Vogelsang has launched two new industrial pump collection, the EP and VY collection rotary lobe pumps for media with excessive demands.
The EP collection from Vogelsang is designed for extreme circumstances and constant high pressures.
Both the EP sequence and the VY sequence are created from a single-piece housing designed for optimal move. The pumps can be outfitted with a wide range of sealing techniques, making them flexibly deployable in demanding areas as the oil, gas and chemical industries.
The EP sequence from Vogelsang is designed for excessive circumstances and fixed excessive pressures. A heavy-duty gearbox allows for a uniform stress output of as much as 18 bar. เครื่องมือวัดความดัน consist of one-piece housing and reliably pump even abrasive, chemically aggressive and explosive move media at temperatures of as a lot as 200° C. เกรดวัดแรงดัน within the gearbox guarantee clean efficiency and scale back noise emissions. Pulsation-free conveying reduces put on on the adjacent pipeline to a minimum.
Vogelsang has additionally outfitted its EP sequence with an AirGap for top operational reliability. The AirGap atmospherically separates the gearbox and pump chamber, guaranteeing that in the event of a leak, liquid will drain off to the outside somewhat than leaking into the gearbox. The AirGap additionally protects the gearbox when pumping sizzling media.
With the VY series, Vogelsang has further developed its VX sequence, opening up new areas of utility. The pumps have a flow-optimised one-piece housing and completely different seals can be used in quite a lot of ways in the new housing relying on industry-specific requirements and necessities. The VY series’ versatility makes it suitable for use in the chemical trade, as well as within the paper and textile sectors. The VY pumps’ efficiency spectrum ranges from 1 m³/h to 120 m³/h at a most strain of 10 bar.
Vogelsang will current its EP and VY collection for the primary time to a broad industry audience at ACHEMA in Frankfurt, which takes place from 22-26 August 2022.
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