Bombas de sumidero industrial
EDDY Pump ofrece bombas de sumidero industriales de servicio pesado ideales para la limpieza y el mantenimiento del sumidero en aguas residuales, fabricación, limpieza de tanques de decantación de lodos, lodos, pastas y otras aplicaciones de bombas de altos sólidos.
EDDY Pump industrial sumbersible sump pumps are non-clog pumps designed for high solids, industrial pumping applications. Our patented pump technology utilizes the power of eddy currents in fluid dynamics to outperform all centrifugal, vortex and positive displacement pumps in the most difficult and demanding pumping applications.
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Aplicaciones principales: Limpieza y mantenimiento de sumideros en aguas residuales, fabricación, limpieza de tanques de decantación de lodos, lodos, pastas y otras aplicaciones de bombas de alto contenido de sólidos.
El rotor ultra empotrado de tamaño ajustable puede pasar el material más grande de la industria.
En condiciones adversas con arena, lodo, rocas, lodo, las bombas de dragado normales se obstruyen, se desgastan y fallan con más frecuencia. Esto conduce a tiempo de inactividad por mantenimiento, lo que perjudica su balance final. ¡No es el caso de las bombas EDDY, ya que tenemos la tolerancia para bombear objetos de hasta 12 pulgadas a 7000 GPM! Lea más sobre nuestra tecnología de bombas.
Bombeamos Sólidos
no agua
Pase sólidos de 1 a 12 pulgadas (rocas, trapos, escombros). El diseño de rotor abierto de la bomba EDDY con altas tolerancias permite que cualquier cosa que entre en la entrada pase a través de la descarga sin problemas.
La tolerancia entre el rotor y la voluta en la bomba EDDY de 4″ permite fácilmente el paso del brazo de un hombre (*ver imagen a continuación). En comparación con la tolerancia de una bomba centrífuga, la bomba EDDY gana fácilmente. En el lapso de nuestra línea de bombas EDDY de 1 pulgada a 12 pulgadas, la tolerancia varía de 1 a 12 pulgadas.
Esto se traduce en el paso de una cantidad significativa de sólidos y desechos, sin obstruir la bomba. Para obtener más información sobre la tecnología detrás de nuestras bombas, continúe leyendo Aquí .
Por qué las bombas de manejo de sólidos EDDY son mejores
La bomba de alto contenido de sólidos EDDY hace que el lodo y el lodo se muevan como agua.
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Características y Beneficios
La bomba de proceso ideal para purines, lodos, arenillas, cenizas volantes, pasta y escoria.
Ventajas de la bomba EDDY
- No se obstruye, alta viscosidad, alta gravedad específica, abrasivos altos, diseño de bombeo de pH bajo
- 30-70% de bombeo de sólidos por volumen
- Capacidad para bombear objetos de hasta 12 pulgadas de diámetro
- 100 % fabricado en Estados Unidos.
- Instalaciones de investigación y desarrollo de última generación en el sitio
- Procese fácilmente trapos, cuerdas, rocas y objetos extraños
Opciones
- Montaje Vertical u Horizontal
- Sumergible / Sumergible
- Aplicaciones de bombas de proceso
- Eléctrico o Hidráulico
- Varios metales disponibles
- Control de velocidad variable
- autocebante
- Remolque / Montado en Patín
- Casa de Rodamientos / Acoplamiento Cerrado
- Controles automatizados
Características de la bomba
- Diseño que no se obstruye
- Manejo de alto contenido de sólidos
- Manejo de alta viscosidad y gravedad específica
- Manejo de abrasivos altos
- Sin tolerancias críticas
- Bajo mantenimiento
- Tiempo de inactividad mínimo
- Bajos costos de propiedad
Opciones de implementación de la bomba EDDY
Bombas de Succión Inundadas
En las bombas de succión inundadas, el fluido a bombear se coloca encima de la bomba. Con la bomba colocada debajo, la gravedad puede alimentar el fluido a la succión de la bomba y mantener la bomba cebada.
Bombas sumergibles
Las bombas que están completamente sumergidas en el líquido se llaman bombas sumergibles. Al estar sumergido en el fluido a bombear, no hay necesidad de cebar la bomba.
Bombas autocebantes
Con una unidad autocebante, la bomba y la unidad de potencia no están sumergidas. La manguera de succión entra en la pulpa y la unidad actúa como una aspiradora en seco húmedo de gran tamaño. Se puede montar en un remolque para mayor movilidad.
Somos una de las pocas empresas que fabrica nuestras bombas y equipos de dragado para garantizar un soporte óptimo. Todos los equipos alimentados por EDDY Pump.
The Best Non-Clog and High Solids Slurry Pump on the Market. Since 1984.
Best Applications: If you are pumping slurry, high solids, extremely viscous material, paste, high abrasives (sand & gravel) and material filled with solids, then you have found the ideal pump for your job. Call Us.
Industries Most Served: Mining, Fly Ash, Coal Ash Pumping, Oil and Fracking, Waste Water, Paper/Pulp, Chemical, Energy, Water Districts, Irrigation Districts and Dredging Companies.
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La bomba de dragado completamente ensamblada deja pasar fácilmente un brazo. Los trapos, las rocas de 1 a 9 pulgadas y los escombros pueden pasar fácilmente a través de una bomba EDDY.
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For assistance Call 619-404-1916 and let us help match your project with the right pump. Choose from the Commercial Pump Line or the HD Pump Line.
Bombas Comerciales
*Bombas comerciales, versiones HD disponibles.
Bombas HD (servicio pesado)
* Standard performance curve using water. Our pump is specialized for solids, slurry, grit and viscous material. Our water GPM and stats are only listed because there is no industrial standard to measure the material EDDY Pump moves. Contact us to discuss your project and specific material transport requirements.
* A majority, 98 percent of our clients use our pumps for non-water applications.
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INDUSTRIAL SUMP PUMPS FAQs
What is a sump pump for high solids?
An industrial sump pump for high solids is a specialized pump designed to handle fluids containing a high concentration of solids, such as slurry, sediment, or debris. These pumps are commonly used in industrial applications, mining operations, and wastewater treatment plants, and are robustly built with bronze, stainless steel and high chrome components. They can include submersible sump pumps, which offer high performance when dealing with
What are the critical features of sump pumps for high solids?
Critical features of sump pumps for high solids include:
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Robust construction and heavy-duty materials to withstand abrasive and corrosive environments
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Large inlet and outlet diameters to accommodate high solids content
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Efficient solids handling capabilities to prevent clogging and blockages
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High flow rates and pressure capabilities for effective fluid transfer
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Variety of configurations available to suit different jobsite requirements.
What are the benefits of using sump pumps for high solids?
Benefits of using high performance industrial sump pumps for high solids include:
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Improved efficiency and reliability in handling fluids with high solids content
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Reduced risk of pump clogging and downtime
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Enhanced performance in challenging environments
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Minimized maintenance requirements and operating costs.
What are the applications of sump pumps for high solids?
Industrial sump pumps for high solids are used in various applications, including:
- Mining and mineral processing
- Industrial wastewater treatment
- Dredging and slurry pumping
- Construction dewatering
- Environmental remediation.
How do you select the correct sump pump for handling high solids?
Selecting the correct sump pump for handling high solids involves considering factors such as the type and concentration of liquids and solids, flow rate requirements, operating conditions, and installation constraints. In most situations, the minimum sump pit cannot be less than 24 inches deep, and this increases markedly when using submersible sump pumps. Also, choosing submersible sump pumps with a stock stainless steel shaft is a good idea, as sand and other solids within the liquid can cause wear and corrosion during the process that can destroy weaker materials. Having detailed information about the pump models is crucial for making informed purchasing decisions.
Submersible sump pumps do offer solid additional benefits and options, such as increased durability with stainless steel shaft and cast iron construction, combined with an automatic switch and robust motors. Choosing either self priming or submersible pumps with the appropriate size, diameter, power, capacity, durability and performance characteristics for the specific operation is essential.
What are the different types of sump pumps for high solids?
Common types of industrial sump pumps for high solids include:
- Submersible sump pumps and slurry pumps
- Vertical sump pumps
- Horizontal centrifugal pumps
- Diaphragm pumps
- Progressive cavity pumps
How do you maintain industrial sump pump for high solids?
Maintenance of industrial sump pumps for high solids typically involves:
- Regular inspection of stock pump components, automatic switch mechanism, seals, and bearings
- Cleaning and flushing of pump internals, to remove accumulated solids and debris
- Lubrication of moving parts
- Replacement of worn or damaged parts as needed.
What are the safety considerations when using sump pumps for high solids?
Safety considerations when using sump pumps for high solids include:
- Proper industry training and reference documents for personnel to learn how to operate the pumps
- Adherence to safety protocols and regulations
- Use of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, goggles, and respiratory protection
- Implementation of emergency response plans for potential pump failures or accidents.
Can a sump pump be too powerful?
Yes, some sump pump models can be too powerful for the intended applications. If the pump is oversized, it may cycle on and off frequently, leading to premature wear and reduced lifespan that causes the unit to fail prematurely, no matter how heavy duty it may be. Additionally, excessive pumping capacity can cause unnecessary energy consumption and higher operating costs.
Are higher HP sump pumps better?
Not necessarily. While a higher horsepower (HP) sump pump may offer increased pumping capacity, it’s essential to match the pump size to the application’s specific requirements. Using oversized pump models can lead to inefficiencies, increased energy consumption, and unnecessary wear on the pump.
What is the maximum depth of a sump pump (or for submersible sump pumps)?
The maximum pumping depth of a sump pump depends on factors such as the pump design, diaphragm size, motor power, and discharge head. Most stock sump pump motors can effectively handle depths ranging from a minimum sump pit of a few feet to several dozen feet, but it’s crucial to consult the manufacturer’s specifications for specific depth capabilities, and consider the liquids to be pumped.
How strong a sump pump do I need?
The strength of the sump pump depends on factors such as the size of the area to be drained, the volume of water ingress, and the vertical distance or head height the pump must overcome to discharge water effectively. It’s recommended to consult with a pump expert or follow manufacturer guidelines to determine the appropriate pump strength for your application.
How far can a 1hp sump pump push water?
The distance a one-horsepower (HP) sump pump can push water depends on the piping system’s design, discharge head, pipe diameter, and friction losses. Generally, a 1 HP sump pump can effectively move water horizontally for several hundred feet and vertically to heights ranging from 10 to 30 feet, depending on the specific pump model.
How do I choose a sump pump size?
To choose the right sump pump size, consider factors such as the size and depth of the sump pit, the volume of water ingress, the vertical lift or discharge head required, and any additional features needed for the application. It’s recommended to consult with a pump expert or follow manufacturer guidelines to find the appropriate pump size options for your specific needs.
What is the best sump size?
The best sump size depends on the required applications, the flow rate and the amount of water ingress expected. An enormous sump pit can accommodate more water and provide longer pump run times between cycles when compared to a minimum sump pit, reducing the risk of pump overload and premature wear. However, the optimal sump size will vary depending on the specific requirements of the drainage system.
How long do sump pumps last?
The lifespan of a sump pump depends on factors such as its quality, frequency of use, maintenance practices (on the motors and screen especially), and operating conditions. On average, well-maintained sump pump models can last 7 to 10 years, but this can vary significantly based on individual circumstances and applications.
How much power does a sump pump use?
The power consumption of a sump pump depends on factors such as the pump size, motor efficiency, and operating conditions (is the pump submerged, has its motors and screen been maintained, condition of the stainless steel shaft). Typically, sump pumps range in power consumption from 300 watts to 1,500 watts, with higher-powered pumps consuming more energy during operation.
What is the disadvantage of sump pumping?
One disadvantage of sump pumping is the potential for pump failure or malfunction, leading to flooding and water damage if not detected and addressed promptly. Additionally, sump pumping may not effectively control groundwater infiltration during heavy rainfall or flooding, requiring additional drainage measures.
How much water is OK in a sump pump?
The amount of water considered acceptable in a sump pump depends on factors such as the size of the sump pit, the pump’s capacity, and the rate of water ingress. Generally, a cast iron sump pump should be able to handle all liquid entering the sump pit and maintain a dry basement or crawl space. If the pump struggles to keep up with water ingress, it may indicate the need for a larger or more powerful pump options.
Which submersible pump is best for home?
The best submersible pump for home use depends on factors such as the depth of the water table, the volume of water ingress, and the application’s specific requirements. Some popular residential sump pump application options include pedestal sump pumps, submersible sump pumps, and combination sump pump systems. Choosing a pump that meets the capacity and performance needs of your home’s drainage system is essential.
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