Sulzer Submersible Column Pump: ABS AFLX

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The ABS AFLX range consists of reliable submersible mixed-flow column pumps. They are designed to move large volumes of process water or wastewater with solid effluent that must be pumped to moderate heads.

KNOW MORE ABOUT SULZER SUBMERSIBLE COLUMN PUMP: ABS AFLX

INDUSTRIAL SUBMERSIBLE PUMP

Abaque Peristaltic Pump HD25 model

ABS AFLX Column Pump

Capacity up to 7000 lps
Pressure head up to 10 m

Features & Benefits

  • Highly efficient three- to five-blade open-type mixed-flow impellers
  • Low-NPSH values
  • Space-saving design

Key Specifications

  • Discharge Sizes: DN 600 to DN 1200
  • Pipe Diameter: 600 to 1,200
  • Capacities: up to 3,100 l/s
  • Head: up to 35 m
  • Motor Power: 7.5 to 500 kW

Applications

  • Water
  • Storm water
  • Land drainage
  • Flood protection
  • Wastewater from commercial and industrial sources
  • Sewage containing solids

BROCHURES & MANUALS

MAIN PUMP DESIGN FEATURES

  • Premium Efficiency IE3 motors in acc. with IEC60034-30
  • Class H (140°C / 284°F) insulation
  • NEMA class A up to 110 kW / 168 HP, above NEMA class B
  • Double silicon mechanical seal
  • Seal protection against spinning fibers
  • 100 000 hours bearing life
  • Sealed cable connection chamber with two stage cable entry
  • Lifting hoop (stainless steel as option)
  • Condition monitoring (temperature, water ingress, option: vibration monitoring)
  • Explosion-proof version as option (ATEX, FM or CSA)
  • Planetary gearboxes, driven by four-pole motors, deliver higher efficiency and lower weight compared to high-pole motors

PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION

Industrial Submersible Column Pump

The operation of submersible pumps is similar to that of electric submersible centrifugal pumps. An enclosed electric motor powers the pump as the fluid’s kinetic energy rises. The fluid is subsequently lifted through the pump by this energy’s partial conversion to pressure. The design uses a vertical shaft to rotate the impellers and pressurise fluid. Using mechanical seals is necessary to prevent the electric motor from malfunctioning as the entire unit is submerged in the fluid.

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