Tsurumi GPN

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Tsurumi GPN is a collection of three-phase, extra heavy-duty slurry pumps that deliver powerful agitation for handling slurries laden with earth, sand, slit, and other particulates. These submersible pumps are equipped with a high-chromium cast iron agitator for the smooth suction of settled particles. Other wear parts are constructed using high-chromium cast iron to achieve longer service life and reliability in extreme conditions. Tsurumi GPN pumps are driven by either 4-pole or 6-pole motors for applications that need higher power.

Design Advantages

  • Easy and inexpensive maintenance
  • Seal pressure relief ports on the motor to protect the shaft seal
  • Rugged high-chromium cast iron open impeller, agitator, and suction plate ensure higher wearability
  • Motor cooled by water jacket for more efficient motor cooling
  • Side discharge spiral design allows smooth passage of solid materials

Available Options

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  • Sea-water-resistant version
  • High-temperature liquid version
  • Guide rail options
  • Spare parts and accessories

Key Specifications

  • Flows up to 4.75 m3/min
  • Heads up to 35 meters
  • Solids passage up to 30 mm
  • Bore up to 150 mm

Applications

Fluids

  • Sludge
  • muddy water
  • sandy mud

Duties

  • Grit chambers
  • Mine processing plants where light to medium abrasive solids need to stay suspended for pumping in wastewater
  • Heavy abrasive construction site dewatering
  • Aggregate washdown
  • Sludge pond cleanout
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OUR RANGE OF AVAILABLE TSURUMI GPN PUMPS

GPN Models

GPN35.5

GPN Models

GPN411

GPN Models

GPN415

GPN Models

GPN422

GPN Models

GPN622

PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION

Tsurumi’s range of submersible pumps consist of vortex impeller and standard impeller types. Submersible centrifugal creates rotational energy to push liquid out to the discharge while vortex impeller pumps create vortex to pump liquid out. Generally, though, submersible pumps suck liquid into the pump as they sit at the bottom of a reservoir and push the fluid under pressure through the pipe out to the surface or a designated end location like a treatment facility.

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