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Kieswerk
Hess AG,
Switzerland
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The project:
Pumping off the collecting gravel
wash water to the separation system
Executing company:
Kieswerk Hess AG, Laupen, Switzerland
The problem:
The submersible pumps that were
previously used transported the gravel wash water to the separation system in a
way that interfered with the efficiency of the plant.
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Use of type KRS822
submersible wastewater pumps that are tested for continuous operation
and that can be controlled using an intake quantity regulator that is
independent of rpms.
The result is a more highly efficient plant. The amount of sediment in
the basin decreases as a result of the constant movement of water.
Pressure and air surges in the pipelines are avoided.
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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, agitator,
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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