Blackmer S Series Triple Screw Pumps

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The Blackmer® S Series Triple Screw Pump is specifically designed to tackle the toughest application challenges in the oil and gas, process, and marine industries. These pumps provide smooth and constant flow regardless of the operating pressure, temperature, and viscosity. They are most efficient at transferring clear, lubricating liquids without solid content. The S Triple Screw pumps, like their twin screw counterpart, are self-priming, double-ended, compact, reliable, and environment-friendly and can be ATEX-certified for use in explosive areas.

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S SERIES TRIPLE SCREW PUMPS

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Design Advantages

  • Uniquely constructed pressure relief valve for pump and system safety
  • Rigid parts translate to longer life and maintenance intervals resulting in increased uptime
  • Strong self-priming capability, reversible pumping, high volumetric efficiency
  • Smooth, pulse-free operation with extremely low noise and vibration
  • Easy to install and maintain with compact size and construction
  • Higher pressure boost and high energy efficient design

Available Options

  • Bearing options
  • Spare parts
  • Mounting plates

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Key Specifications

  • Capacity: 2-2600 L/min
  • Pressure: Up to 100 bar
  • Viscosity: 3-5,000 mm²/s (cSt)

Applications

  • Chemicals
  • Adhesives
  • Food and beverage
  • Soap
  • Petrochemicals
  • Polymers
  • Crude oil
  • Asphalt
  • Diesel
  • Lube oil
  • Kerosene
  • Oilfields
  • Residuals
  • Bulk transfer
  • Loading/unloading
  • Terminals
  • Shipping

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SERIES CAPACITY (m3/h) DIFF PRESSURE (bar) VISCOSITY [mm2 /s (cSt)]
3N 10-2,600 Up to 40 3-5,000
3M 10-2,600 Up to 100 3-5,000
3PF 2-130 Up to 40 3-750

PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION

The S Series Triple-Screw Pump consists of three rotating parts, a male drive spindle (driver screw) and two female secondary spindles (driven screws). As the driver screw starts rotating, the driven screws also rotate. Due to the movement of these screws, a minimal vacuum starts producing at the inlet section. This vacuum causes the fluid to enter through the inlet valve. The fluid is trapped between the gap of the “screws” and rotated as the screws rotate. As pressure increases, the fluid is discharged from the outlet valve and transferred to the desired location.

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