Chopper pumps on the right road
Published: 27 September, 2018
A Chopper Pump made by LANDIA is said to be playing an important role in a new effluent treatment plant for a leading Texas-based supplier of automotive lubricants.
Landia says serving an equalisation tank that contains a wide variety of plastic solids from the manufacturing and assembly process, its Chopper Pump has been chosen for its proven reliability, efficiency and longevity.
The company says designed with a system that prevents solids from entering the pump casing, the Landia Chopper Pump will run continuously, requiring only a basic annual service and in fact, the plant recently budgeted to replace an old mixer used in another holding tank with a Landia Chopper Pump due to positive results that have already been achieved.
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RITTAL reports it is expanding its production capabilities and building an advanced production plant for compact enclosures in Haiger, Germany, with completion scheduled for 2018. The company says the total capital expenditure will amount to 250 million euros, making it the largest single investment in the company’s history and state-of-the-art infrastructure and digitisation will underpin highly-efficient production, logistics and communications processes.
WANNER says its new, seal-less, hydraulically balanced diaphragm pump offers flow rates up to 366 lpm at pressures up to 103 bar.
WEGER AIR SOLUTIONS UK says its ‘RFM’ range of ventilation heat recovery units with integral heat pumps offers designers a unique solution to an age old problem. There are six sizes in the range with air flow rates of 0.25 mᶟ/s to 1.11 mᶟ/s . Each unit consists of supply and exhaust air fans, a plate recuperator for air to air heat recovery and a heat pump refrigeration system, using a scroll hermetic compressor (R410A) with evaporator and condenser coils.
