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Gravel
Mining Arnold, Flüelen |
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The
project:
The out-dated floating grab dredge plant for gravel digging on the Urner
Lake is to be modernised.
Executing company:
Arnold&Co. AG
The problem:
Replacement of the old centrifugal pumps in dry position by submersible
pumps. |
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solution:
Application of four high-head pumps each of Type LH837 and LH430.
The advantages of the installation of submersible pumps are the much
lower noise level and the lower energy consumption, amortising this
investment very quickly. |
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From
top:
Fig. 1:
Fron view of the two screening plants
Fig. 2:
View of the grab dredge plant with parts of the transport system
Fig. 3:
LH430 prior to installation in shaft |
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Fig.
4, on right:
LH837 prior to installation in shaft |
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In the
event of abrasive and corrosive utilization, stronger wear and tear will
take place naturally in certain components. With regards to the above
application wear and tear can take place mainly in impeller, suction
plate, shaft sleeve, oil ring, mechanical seal, pump casing, strainer,
motor casing and discharge coupling. Depending on the working conditions
the lifetime of those parts might vary significantly and can be shorter
than the legal warranty period.
In this regard, please pay attention to our
general conditions of sales
(www.tsurumi-europe.com/english/GCS.htm) that we also
send to you by mail on request. |
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